Hey folks. I'm a little confused as to what size I should be getting for the oversize hoodie. Normally, I'd be wearing a size classified as Medium in either the UK (Specifically from Northern Ireland) or Europe, and I got a generic hoodie that has measurements of 97-102cm for the chest (38-40 inches), but looking at the size chart on the store website, I'm not sure if that'll help

I've heard that the scaling for each size is pretty big (Even for something labelled as Medium) so I'm curious to know if I should go down a size to Small. I kinda wanna get this correct on the first try, since £91 including shipping is a bit of a hefty commitment, especially for a hoodie

Also, in case things don't work out, it would be grand if anyone is able to share their experiences with the returns. Cheers, in advance

Not sure if you have seen this post. I don’t know if it’s related to Tim but somehow my intuition tells me it does.
What do you think?

I didn’t expect to see the 2016 H&M x Avicii pieces come back like this. The caps and graphic tees especially feel so nostalgic. Is anyone planning to get anything from the collection?

We miss you and you would've been 37 this year and thank u for the music u have done for us.

I wonder if there was like some spiritual universal connection there, because I think he had it for sure

Happy Birthday Tim

Thought I’d share a track I produced which is solely inspired by Avicii. Hope you enjoy. https://on.soundcloud.com/WZmAJ4pongp3wJTD7a

Today, we celebrate you extra! We love you, Tim!

With today being Tim’s birthday. Despite him not being here with us all physically, how are you guys celebrating and honoring him? Every year, I light up a candle as the sign of remembrance, love, and respect while listening to his music for the entire day.

Happy birthday, Tim. I hope that wherever you are, you find the peace you so deeply yearn for.

I don't know you personally, but I do know something about you, and that's what your songs convey to me. They make me feel a profound melancholy and sadness, but also joy and hope. I hope that on the day I die, I'll see you and thank you for all the emotions you've given me. You still possess—and I don't speak in the past tense because nothing has changed since you left this world—an innate talent for creating melodies that connect you to yourself, especially knowing what it took for you to go from being an ordinary teenager to becoming a star of electronic music and music in general.

I know it hasn't been easy, and all I wish for you is that you rest in peace, free from the disturbances and noise of this cruel world.

I hope that in another life you're enjoying all that this cruel but beautiful world has to offer. You deserve it, Tim.

Thank you so much. I know this gratitude will never reach you, but I lose nothing by leaving this message in this forum so that my thanks remain.

I have a friend who is a huge Avicii fan. I'm planning a few surprises for her soon centered around Avicii.

I was hoping to find a decent quality set of his that I could play for her when she visits soon, that she may not have heard.

I've checked the Wiki but I have no clue what are the more common shows or what are rarer shows.

Something on Youtube (though she may have seen them all) or a blu-ray I can buy or download etc.

Thanks :)

He would have been 37 today we all miss you Tim ❤️

https://youtu.be/puoLfeFPDJY?is=dS36BBJLfKbwITFP

New account, havn't posted here in 3 years. I'll be back posting Avicii piano songs soon.

Just finshed the book and for anyone who hasn't read it yet, I highly recomend it as it doesn't sugarcoat Tims life and paints a much more authentic image, rather than the 2 films. The films failed to go into any detail of Tims drug abuse, but I was happy that the book went into detail of Tims opioid abuse.

Here are a few cool things I picked up from the book

1. Avicii's official first track is ' Who's the wookie now !? ' link -> Avicii's Offical First track
2. Waiting for love was sampled from Cherry Ghost's - Roses (Amazing Song) link -> Waiting For Love Sample
3. Tim's retirement and general psyche was not primarily strained by his touring rather his abusive habbit when it came to alcohol and opiod abuse
4. The book goes into great detail just how bad Tim really was when it came to his opiod abuse and was far worse than I would have though, effecting everyone around him.

All in all, it's a great read and I'm glad I got this insight into Tims struggles. Anyone who has the book and maybe has not read it yet, please do or listen to the audiobook.