Sweatshirts

Key Features

• Absorbent Fabric: Traditionally made from French Terry or Brushed Fleece, which is designed to absorb moisture while providing a soft, plush feel against the skin.

• The “V-Stitch” (V-Insert): Many classic sweatshirts feature a ribbed triangular insert at the neckline. Originally, this was designed to collect sweat and allow the collar to stretch more easily over the head.

• Ribbed Trim: Features heavy-duty ribbing at the collar, cuffs, and waistband. This ensures the garment holds its shape and stays in place during physical activity.

• Raglan vs. Set-in Sleeves: * Raglan: The sleeve extends in one piece fully to the collar, offering a greater range of motion for the arms.

  • Set-in: The sleeve is sewn into the shoulder seam, providing a more structured and traditional “square” silhouette.