Classic sweatshirt
A simple cut without a hood, with ribbing at the neck, cuffs and hem. The even front and back give the most space for a large print.
- 90% cotton / 10% polyester
- No hood
- Ribbing
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Custom hoodies and sweatshirts, not a ready-made one from a catalogue. We choose the knit fabric, prepare the cut and sew a run for your specific project – in the fabric weight, colours and style you choose.
The styles differ in construction: with or without a hood, the type of pocket, the fastening and the fabric. Choose the one that suits your design best. We sew from knit fabrics of different weights and match them to your needs – most often 280–330 g/m².
A simple cut without a hood, with ribbing at the neck, cuffs and hem. The even front and back give the most space for a large print.
A drawstring hood and a kangaroo pocket on the front. The print can go on the back, the chest or the hood itself, and the pocket sets the lower edge of the design.
A hood, a short zip at the neck and a large zip pocket set into a horizontal panel. The seam divides the front, so we place the design above or below it.
The same hood as the hoodie, but the pockets close with zips hidden in the seams. The front stays smooth, with no pocket edge cutting across the design.
A full-length zip and a stand collar instead of a hood. The design is split between the two front panels, so here we more often work on the back, the sleeves and smaller marks on the chest.
A retro ‘Adidas-style’ cut: smooth knit fabric, a stand collar and room for side stripes along the sleeves. The polyester and cotton blend makes a fabric lighter than classic sweatshirt fleece.
Interlock knit, smooth and dense on both sides. A sports style with a zip and stand collar, in 100% polyester.
Some decoration is applied to the finished garment, some goes into it during sewing. We match it to the fabric, quantity and design – looking at appearance, durability and how the decoration behaves in use.
Ink is applied through prepared screens, a separate one for each colour. Screen printing gives a durable, saturated print and is especially cost-effective for larger runs.
SEE EXAMPLES →The design is made on film and then heat-pressed into the fabric. This group covers DTF and cut flex and brick vinyl – a good choice for smaller runs and designs with more colours.
SEE EXAMPLES →The design is made of thread, so it gives a crisp, slightly raised effect. Embroidery works best for logos, lettering and simple marks.
SEE EXAMPLES →The dye penetrates the fibres of the fabric, so the print cannot be felt. Sublimation reproduces full-colour designs and can cover entire panels of the garment.
SEE EXAMPLES →We can add woven patches, rubber patches, faux leather patches and custom labels to the design. They can be the main mark or complement a print or embroidery.
SEE EXAMPLES →Side stripes, ribbing and neck tape are tailoring work, not printing. Ribbing and neck tape are made during sewing, while side stripes are usually sewn on along the sleeves and legs, less often set into a seam. The options depend on the style and fabric.
SEE EXAMPLES →Hoodies and sweatshirts sewn and decorated for clubs, groups, brands and fans. Different styles, fabrics and ideas – every project prepared for a specific order.
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Tell us the quantity, style, colours and target date. We will reply with a proposal and a quote.