If one piece defines the Anine Bing off-duty appeal, it is the sweatshirt. Effortlessly cool, endlessly wearable and cut with that signature LA-meets-Scandi ease, an Anine Bing sweatshirt is the kind of investment basic you reach for on repeat. But with two cult styles leading the line, the Miles and the Harvey, which one is right for you? Here is our honest comparison, drawn from the styles we carry in the Anine Bing sweatshirts edit at Tuchuzy.
The Anine Bing Miles Sweatshirt
The Miles is the classic crewneck. Cut from midweight organic cotton fleece with a brushed-back interior, it has a relaxed, oversized silhouette, slightly wider and shorter in the body than the Tyler style, for that boxy, modern drape. It is the minimalist of the two: clean lines, ribbed crew neck and cuffs, and a throw-on-and-go ease that layers over everything from bike shorts to tailored trousers. The heavyweight Miles Sweatshirt in Palm Washed Black is the one we point to first, a minimalist palm graphic on a sun-faded black. Washes and graphics rotate quickly through the season, so the full Anine Bing sweatshirt edit is always the best place to see what is genuinely in stock today.
The Anine Bing Harvey Sweatshirt
The Harvey is the hooded counterpart. Also midweight cotton fleece, it is cut for a relaxed, menswear-inspired oversized fit and finished with the ANINE BING Sport graphic at the chest in collegiate lettering. Subtle distressed grinding along the hood, cuffs and hem gives it a broken-in, vintage feel. It is the more expressive of the two, a little sportier and a little more statement. The Harvey Sweatshirt in Coral Pink brings a vivid pop of colour with a sleeker, pocket-free profile, while the classic Sport Harvey in heather grey with its kangaroo pocket rotates in and out of the sweatshirt edit as stock allows.
Miles vs Harvey: the head-to-head
| Miles | Harvey | |
|---|---|---|
| Neckline | Ribbed crewneck | Hooded |
| Look | Minimalist, clean | Sport graphic and vintage wash |
| Fit | Boxy oversized (wider, shorter body) | Menswear-inspired oversized |
| None | Kangaroo pocket (heather grey) | |
| Fabric | Midweight cotton fleece | Midweight cotton fleece |
Which should you choose?
Choose the Miles if you want a clean, minimalist crew that layers seamlessly and works as a true wardrobe basic. It is the more versatile, dress-up-or-down option.
Choose the Harvey if you love a hoodie and want a little more attitude. The Sport graphic and vintage wash make it a statement in its own right, and the hood adds cosy, casual-cool for weekends.
How to style them
The Miles looks its best worn over bike shorts with sneakers, tucked into a mini skirt for a high-low moment, or with wide-leg denim and loafers. The Harvey pairs naturally with matching joggers from the sweatpants and loungewear edits, layers over a slip skirt for contrast, and works with straight-leg jeans and boots for off-duty weekends. Underneath either, a piece from the Anine Bing t-shirts edit keeps the whole look in one register. For more on building the off-duty wardrobe, see our guide to styling Anine Bing.
Where it sits in the wider edit
If you are shopping the category rather than the label, the full women's sweatshirts collection at Tuchuzy covers crews, hoodies and oversized styles across every brand we carry, so you can compare weight and fit side by side before committing to one.
A note on fit and sizing
Both styles are true to size with an intentionally oversized cut. If you prefer a closer fit, size down, particularly on the heavyweight Palm Miles.
Explore the full Anine Bing sweatshirt edit, or shop the complete Anine Bing collection at Tuchuzy. Come and visit us in Bondi Beach to try both fits side by side. We ship worldwide, including across Australia and to the United States.