Boulders, a sliver of moon and the hush after the campfire burns down.

This Joshua Tree hoodie is a women's pullover with the Moonlit Boulder Badge on the chest, a round desert scene for anyone who has wandered between those stacked rocks and stayed out to watch the stars come up. It's a soft reminder of a trip to the high desert and a gift that suits whoever in your group is already mapping out the return trip.

The design: a moonlit boulder scene in a round badge

The badge is a pale disc edged with a thin deep-blue line, with three curved lines sweeping out from each side like ripples. JOSHUA TREE arches across the top and NATIONAL PARK runs along the bottom in sand-gold capitals, and EST. 1994 sits in small coral letters just above the lower arc.

In the middle stands a tall rock shaped like a skull, seen in profile with a rounded crown, a hollow eye and the line of a jaw. Stacked boulder towers rise on either side in tan, orange and coral, while about four small Joshua trees and low desert shrubs stand in front as dark silhouettes. Blue-gray mountains sit low on the horizon, and a gold crescent moon and a sprinkle of tiny stars fill the sky.

The skull is only the shape of the stone, the kind of face you notice in the rocks on an evening walk, so the mood stays calm rather than spooky. Flat color and clean outlines keep the whole scene easy to read from a few steps away.

A soft layer for the walk back to camp

• This Joshua Tree hoodie is fleece made from equal parts cotton and polyester, 8.0 oz/yd² (271.25 g/m²), soft on the inside and simple to throw on
• The cotton is treated to shrink before it's sewn, so the hoodie keeps its fit after washing
• Smooth-spun yarn resists those little fuzz balls, so the outside looks neat wear after wear
• Two fabric layers in the hood help it hold its shape, and a drawcord in the hoodie's own color snugs it closed
• Ribbed cuffs and hem with a little spandex stretch over your hands, then settle back around wrists and waist
• Up front, a pouch pocket keeps sunglasses, a headlamp or chilly fingers within reach

Who it's for

Women who have camped among the boulders, sunrise climbers, desert stargazers and road-trippers crossing Southern California with a list of parks on the dashboard. Wear it at a canyon overlook at golden hour, at a night-sky viewing or on the drive home with sand still in your boots. It works as a birthday gift for a climbing partner, a welcome-home present after a first desert trip or a December present for whoever already reserved next season's campsite.

Quick answers

How do I find my size in this one?

It's cut as a women's hoodie. Take a pullover you already like, then compare its width, length and sleeve with the size guide next to the size options and go with the nearest match.

What does EST. 1994 refer to?

It's the year the park was established. The badge keeps it to that short line, so there's no other history or text in the print.

Will the print change from one hoodie to another?

No. The scene and lettering sit on their own pale disc, so the colors of the badge don't shift from one hoodie to the next.

Any tips for washing it?

Turn the hoodie inside out, run a cold wash with similar colors and tumble it on low heat. Ironing directly over the printed circle can damage it, so skip that part.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

Size guide

Product measurements, laid flat; they may vary by up to 2″ (5 cm).