Heavyweight Hoodie
We had this one made instead of buying a blank and printing it. Nine months, three samples, and one long argument about the drawcord.
The garment
- 14 oz cotton-rich brushed back fleece, garment dyed
- Double-lined hood with a flat drawcord that does not twist
- Ribbed cuffs and hem with elastane, so they hold their shape
- Kangaroo pocket set low, sized for two hands and a phone
Garment dyeing means every batch drifts a little. Two of these bought a year apart will not match, and I would not want them to.
Bea
A relaxed body with dropped shoulders, cut generously. Take your usual size unless you want it oversized.
- Size: XS, Chest: 38 in, Length: 25 in
- Size: S, Chest: 41 in, Length: 26 in
- Size: M, Chest: 44 in, Length: 27 in
- Size: L, Chest: 47 in, Length: 28 in
- Size: XL, Chest: 50 in, Length: 29 in
Those are the measurements. Compare them against a hoodie you already own.
Wash cold, inside out, tumble dry low. Heavyweight fleece takes half a day to dry and the drawcord tips crack if you cook them. Pull the cords out first if you are the careful type. Most people are not.
It has real weight to it, and the lined hood keeps its shape. The pocket fits a phone and a paperback.
Grace M.
Very warm and well made. The sleeves are long on me but I just push them up.
Fatima D.
Nothing wrong with it, it's just built for somewhere colder than here. It gets worn about six weeks a year.
Olivia H.