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      Plain full zip hooded sweatshirts, unprinted and sold by the piece. No minimum. For your logo printed or embroidered on them, see custom full zip hoodies.

      What we stock

      • Gildan 18600 unisex heavy blend full zip hooded sweatshirt, 8 ounce cotton polyester fleece
      • Gildan 18600B youth full zip, the same construction in youth sizing
      • Core colors in black, sport grey, navy and a rotating seasonal set

      Full zip or pullover

      The practical difference is not warmth, it is how it comes off. Coaches, site crews, event staff and anyone moving between hot and cold all day take a jacket off a dozen times, and pulling a hoodie over your head with a hat and a lanyard on is a nuisance. That is why full zips dominate staff and coaching apparel while pullovers dominate student and retail merch.

      The other difference is decoration. A full zip has no usable front print area, because the zipper runs through the middle. If your design is a large front graphic, buy a pullover instead.

      Decoration areas

      • Left chest, three to four inches, printed or embroidered. The standard.
      • Full back, the largest usable area on the garment.
      • Sleeve, narrow and vertical down the arm.
      • Back neck or hood, for a small mark.

      Pressing a full zip

      Fleece with hardware in it is the trickiest garment on a heat press, and two things go wrong most often. The zipper teeth will mark the platen and the garment if any part of the zip sits under the press. Position the design so the whole platen area is clear of it, or use a smaller platen. Fleece has loft, so the first press seats unevenly. Use firm pressure, cool peel, then press again for five seconds through parchment. Skipping that second press is the usual reason a print lifts on fleece months later. Move the drawcords out of the press area or remove them.

      Sizing

      Gildan heavy blend runs generous and boxy, which is forgiving on a mixed group where everyone picks a size unseen. Youth 18600B runs true for its age range. Both shrink slightly on a hot wash.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      Is there a minimum?
      No. One is fine.

      Can I print across the front?
      No. The zipper runs through it. Left chest and full back are the placements.

      Should I embroider or print the chest logo?
      Embroider a simple logo for staff apparel. Print a full color or detailed one, since embroidery is priced by stitch count.

      Do they shrink?
      Slightly on a hot wash. Cold wash keeps it minimal.

      Can I pick up locally?
      Yes, at 12218 Jones Rd., Unit J, Cypress, TX 77070. Call (405) 384-0558 to check stock.

      Plain full zip hooded sweatshirts, unprinted and sold by the piece. No minimum. For your logo printed or embroidered on them, see custom full zip hoodies.

      What we stock

      • Gildan 18600 unisex heavy blend full zip hooded sweatshirt, 8 ounce cotton polyester fleece
      • Gildan 18600B youth full zip, the same construction in youth sizing
      • Core colors in black, sport grey, navy and a rotating seasonal set

      Full zip or pullover

      The practical difference is not warmth, it is how it comes off. Coaches, site crews, event staff and anyone moving between hot and cold all day take a jacket off a dozen times, and pulling a hoodie over your head with a hat and a lanyard on is a nuisance. That is why full zips dominate staff and coaching apparel while pullovers dominate student and retail merch.

      The other difference is decoration. A full zip has no usable front print area, because the zipper runs through the middle. If your design is a large front graphic, buy a pullover instead.

      Decoration areas

      • Left chest, three to four inches, printed or embroidered. The standard.
      • Full back, the largest usable area on the garment.
      • Sleeve, narrow and vertical down the arm.
      • Back neck or hood, for a small mark.

      Pressing a full zip

      Fleece with hardware in it is the trickiest garment on a heat press, and two things go wrong most often. The zipper teeth will mark the platen and the garment if any part of the zip sits under the press. Position the design so the whole platen area is clear of it, or use a smaller platen. Fleece has loft, so the first press seats unevenly. Use firm pressure, cool peel, then press again for five seconds through parchment. Skipping that second press is the usual reason a print lifts on fleece months later. Move the drawcords out of the press area or remove them.

      Sizing

      Gildan heavy blend runs generous and boxy, which is forgiving on a mixed group where everyone picks a size unseen. Youth 18600B runs true for its age range. Both shrink slightly on a hot wash.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      Is there a minimum?
      No. One is fine.

      Can I print across the front?
      No. The zipper runs through it. Left chest and full back are the placements.

      Should I embroider or print the chest logo?
      Embroider a simple logo for staff apparel. Print a full color or detailed one, since embroidery is priced by stitch count.

      Do they shrink?
      Slightly on a hot wash. Cold wash keeps it minimal.

      Can I pick up locally?
      Yes, at 12218 Jones Rd., Unit J, Cypress, TX 77070. Call (405) 384-0558 to check stock.

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