It’s Not Clocking to You Hoodie

The It’s Not Clocking to You Hoodie isn’t just a sweatshirt—it’s a whole statement. Worn by Justin Bieber, this hoodie has already sparked headlines, memes, and TikTok edits because it’s that perfect mix of laid-back and sharp-witted. It says, “I’m comfortable, but I’ve got something to say,” all without even trying too hard.

It’s Not Clocking to You Hoodie – Worn by Justin Bieber

The design keeps it clean and simple, which makes it even bolder. Across the chest, the phrase “IT’S NOT CLOCKING TO YOU.” is printed in solid white block letters. No fancy graphics, no distractions—just a straight-up message that leaves people thinking (or Googling what it means). The muted olive tone of the hoodie adds to the effortlessly cool vibe, giving you that “I just threw this on but I still look good” energy.

Made from 80% ringspun US cotton and 20% polyester, this hoodie feels like luxury without losing its chill. The heavy fabric—9.5 oz/yd² (322 g/m²)—has weight to it, giving you that oversized streetwear drape everyone wants. It’s not flimsy. It’s not too stiff. It’s just right. And because it’s pre-shrunk and built to last, this is the kind of hoodie that will stay in your lineup for years.

The relaxed fit makes it perfect for layering. Throw it over a tee, under a coat, or wear it solo like Bieber—it works. The sewn-in twill label is a subtle nod to craftsmanship, showing that this isn’t just merch—it’s a piece meant to live in your closet.

Why You’ll Love It:

• Worn by Justin Bieber – a true celebrity-approved hoodie moment.
• Bold message, clean design – minimal but impossible to ignore.
• Heavyweight feel – 9.5 oz fabric for that premium, durable vibe.
• Perfectly relaxed fit – cozy, oversized, and streetwear-ready.
• 80% ringspun cotton blend – soft but built to last.

The It’s Not Clocking to You Hoodie is more than loungewear—it’s a mindset. Whether you’re wearing it to run errands, hit the studio, or just make a subtle flex on Instagram, it’s the kind of piece that turns casual into iconic.

Because sometimes, it doesn’t need to clock to them—it just needs to look this good on you.