Hoodies & Sweatshirts

Choosing a hoodie or sweatshirt

Both are warm, fleece-style layers, and the main difference is the neckline. A hoodie has an attached hood, often with a front pouch pocket, while a sweatshirt keeps a plain crew neck that slips easily under a coat. Most are a cotton-polyester blend with a brushed inside; if a listing uses a specific blank, the product description will usually mention it.

How the design goes on

Our production partner prints your hoodie or sweatshirt once the order is in. For these cotton-blend garments that normally means direct-to-garment (DTG) printing on the front, back or sleeve, depending on the design.

Should I size up?

That depends on how you like it to hang. If you want room to layer a tee underneath or prefer a slouchy look, going one size up is common, but check the measurements before deciding. Grab a hoodie you already own, lay it flat, and compare chest width and body length using our Fit & Sizing page. Sleeve length is worth a look too if you have long arms.

Washing and drying

Wash it inside out on cold alongside similar shades, and leave out fabric softener, which can make fleece feel flat. Low heat or air drying helps limit shrinking and protects the print from cracking.

Product images are mockups; real fabric and ink can look slightly different under your own lights. If yours arrives damaged or misprinted, head over to Returns & Exchanges and tell us what happened.