Baja Hoodie | Drug Rug

Don that hippie vibe with a Baja Hoodie

The Mexican baja Hoodie, also known as a drug rug, is a timeless piece of clothing with a laidback vibe. Originally invented by US surfers in the 1960s, drug rugs were associated with the experimental drug culture on the westcoast. Today, drug rugs and hoodies have become synonymous with the fashion world. Our hoodies are sourced and produced by skilled workers in Tlaxcala, Mexico.  Baja Hoodies are designed to be unisex and appeal to both women and guys alike.

Siesta / Clothing Baja Hoodies

Baja hoodies, drug rugs or Mexican poncho hoodies are now a popular trend among new age hippies to high profile designers. It is a highly practical hood with a front kangaroo pocket made of a recycled cotton and natural fibres. Baja hoodies get softer with time and are available in many colour choices.

Cool summer evenings at music festivals

The warm material, rugged exterior and exciting range of colours immediately make these cosy hoodies an easy choice for free spirited explorers. With their kangaroo pouch pockets and hoods, bajas are very much endeared by festival crowds and are perfect for cool summer evenings.

What makes this Baja Hoodie the best?

Our baja hoodie is very eco-friendly and made entirely from beautiful woven fabric comprised from 100% reclaimed fibres. 

It's easy to clean!  You can machine wash your Mexican Baja Hoodie with cold water and they'll last forever (dry with cool air). Looking for a youth baja hoodie? We stock sizes for youth and adult in Small, Medium, Large and X-Large. Please use the size chart in the images to help you find the right size

Is a Mexican Baja Hoodie like a Tie Dye Hoodie?

We get this question a lot.  A tie dye hoodie wrapped in elastic bands and then dipped in ink to create the tie dye affect.  The Baja Hoodie is a more eco-friendly approach to create a style that is similar to Tie Dye Hoodie but still has it's own unique character. We recommend the Baja Hoodie as a great alternative to Tie Dye Hoodie.

Why do stoners wear Mexican Baja hoodies?

Several years back, surfers stayed in Baja California to relax in the overcrowded California surf waters. The girls found local people at the beach wearing embroidered sweaters which they fell in love with. They liked this Mesoamerican Aztec design so much that they took them home with them.