Developed with Hawaiian waterman Pete Cabrinha, the women's Fjord Baja Hoodie channels classic surf heritage for unhurried hours by the coast. Cut from a breathable double-weave jacquard in a recycled and cotton blend, it feels light and airy while offering gentle protection from sun and breeze.
Woven in France and made in Portugal, this hoodie brings refined European craftsmanship to laid-back coastal style. A roomy hood with traditional laced neck, ribbed cuffs and hem, and a generous front tunnel pocket offer practical comfort. A patch bearing Cabrinha's signature and artwork adds authentic character.
Born from Baja California's 1960s and '70s surf culture, the Baja hoodie became a symbol of freedom and life lived close to the ocean. American surfers discovered these practical, breathable pullovers—inspired by Mexican blanket and poncho traditions—as the perfect layer after long hours in the water. Today, it remains an effortless piece for post-session downtime, road trips, and everyday wear.
This product is a sample
Breathable double-weave jacquard fabric from France
Recycled and organic cotton blend
Hood with classic laced neck
Ribbed cuffs and waist
Patch with Pete Cabrinha’s signature and artwork
Made in Europe
81% Cotton / 15% Polyester / 4% Other Fibers
These size guides are provided by Amundsen Sports
Cord shorts and pants slack overtime compared to deck or field shorts and pants that remain the same.
Women’s Clothing |
XS |
S |
M |
L |
XL |
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Chest (cm) |
80-85 |
86-91 |
92-97 |
98-103 |
104-110 |
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Sleeve (cm) |
58 |
59.5 |
61 |
62.5 |
64 |
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Seat (cm) |
89 |
94 |
99 |
105 |
111 |
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Waist (cm) |
64 |
69 |
74 |
80 |
86 |
AMUNDSEN X PETE CABRNIHA
From tropical Pacific waters to the far north. A capsule built for those who feel most at home in the elements.
"A pioneer of modern ocean sports, Pete Cabrinha is a Hawaiian waterman whose career spans windsurfing, big-wave surfing, and kitesurfing. Crowned world champion in windsurfing in 1985, he later became part of the Maui crew that pushed the limits of big-wave riding in the 1990s. As the founder of Cabrinha, he helped bring kitesurfing from fringe experiment to global sport. Alongside his work on the water, Cabrinha is also an artist, translating a life shaped by wind and waves into visual form. A constant across decades and disciplines, he remains a defining figure in the evolution of ocean culture."