Feed Your Demons Sweatpants

Step into a world where comfort and confrontation coexist with our "Feed Your Demons" Oversized Sweatpants. These aren't just any sweatpants; they're a plush sanctuary crafted from Cozy Fleece, featuring a soft-brushed back and sueded face for a tactile experience that's as indulgent as it is comforting.

Designed to live in and stand out, they offer a high-rise fit and generous volume that can be styled to your mood, with a waistband that's just as cozy rolled as it is unrolled. The classic elastic cuffs and substantial 330 GSM fleece envelop you in warmth, while the infinity loop drawcord and dart pockets fuse functionality with the bold narrative of our "Feed Your Demons" collection.

Our commitment to inclusivity shines with our gender and size-inclusive fits. For precise measurements, refer to our size guide.

Model 1 is 5'10", wearing a size medium.

Model 2 is 5'5", wearing a size 2XL.

Processing Times: Same day / Next day

Shipping: 2-7 Business Days*

Easy 30-Day Returns: We want to make your experience with Octopied Mind unforgettable. For this reason, our Returns Policy is super simple. You have 30 days from receiving your order to decide if it's not quite right. Everything you buy on our site is eligible for return except final sale items, small accessories, graveyard (defect) items and intimates. Due to high product demand and small-batch production, we don't allow exchanges. Please visit our returns page for more info.

• Polyester/cotton blend.
• Heavy-weight fabric.
• Hand drawn graphics.
• Screen-printed.
• For best care, wash cold and lay flat to dry.

In the dance of life, we often find ourselves in a tango with our inner demons – those nagging fears, unresolved emotions, and self-defeating patterns that seem to lead the steps. But what if, instead of trying to outdance them, we invited them to the table for a meal?

"Feeding Your Demons" isn't about surrendering to our darker sides; it's about transformation through understanding and compassion. It's a radical approach that suggests we can change our negative emotions, fears, and patterns not by fighting them, but by feeding them.

This process is about recognizing that these demons are, in fact, manifestations of our unmet needs and unhealed wounds. By giving them form, we acknowledge their existence. By feeding them, we address their needs. This isn't a feast of surrender; it's a banquet of transformation.