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Unisex

Sponge Fleece Pullover Hoodie

$32 each · back adds $10 · plus tax
Free shipping on 6 or more
PNG, JPG or SVG — a transparent PNG prints best
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How it will print
Print area
Blank hoodie, front Front

Back’s bare.

Most places put the name and logo back there — it’s the side people actually see across a room. Ten dollars a hoodie, any quantity.

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How many, by size

Your artwork gets filed under this name so it never goes missing — and so a reorder is one phone call.

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This is what lands on your side.

Everything needed to place it. No email chain, no chasing the file.

The hoodie itself

A Bella+Canvas 3719 Sponge Fleece — 8 ounces, 52% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton to 48% polyester fleece, at 32 singles. Sponge fleece is the soft, slightly spongy hand you get instead of the scratchy loopback on a cheap pullover. It is the difference between a hoodie somebody keeps and one that lives in a back seat.

Kangaroo pouch, ribbed cuffs and waistband, white drawcord, retail fit. The poly in the blend is doing real work here — it keeps the fleece from going shapeless and stops the body stretching out at the hem after a season.

Ten colors, XS through 2XL. The heathers run a different blend than the solids, so they take ink slightly differently, and we account for that rather than treating every color the same.

Fabric
8 oz, 52% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton / 48% polyester fleece, 32 singles
Build
Kangaroo pouch, ribbed cuffs and waistband, drawcord hood
Fit
Unisex retail fit
Sizes
XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL

Ordering for a season, not a day

Hoodies move differently than shirts. Nobody buys one in July, and then in October everybody wants one at once — which is the week every shop in town is backed up. If you want these for the cold months, the quiet time to have them made is late summer, when the run goes through without a queue in front of it.

They also behave differently as a gift. A tee is a uniform; a hoodie is a thing people choose to put on. Breweries and coffee shops tend to do better carrying a small number of these to sell than ordering a big staff batch, because the customer who wants one really wants one — and it walks around the city all winter with your name on it.

Before any of it prints

Fleece is not flat. It has loft, and a print laid on carelessly ends up sitting crooked once the garment relaxes. The art gets set square to the body and to the pouch seam, which is the line the eye actually reads a hoodie against.

On a batch, one gets printed and checked before the rest run. A hoodie is the piece people hang onto longest, so it is the one most worth getting right the first time.