For a custom hoodie, start by comparing the inside surface of the actual fabrics: the visible loops of French terry and the soft nap of brushed fleece. Then compare fibre blend, GSM, drape and wash-test results. “Fleece” is a broad supplier term, so ask what finish the proposed swatch actually has. > Choosing the right
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Fabric weight is one of the first decisions that changes how a streetwear product feels, fits, prints and sells. It is commonly measured in GSM, short for grams per square meter. A higher GSM does not automatically mean better quality, but it usually means a denser, heavier fabric with a different drape and structure. For
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A guide to garment washing and finishing for streetwear brands, including pigment wash, acid wash, snow wash, distressing, fabric considerations and QC.
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French Terry vs Fleece for Hoodies. When developing custom hoodies, one of the most important decisions is fabric selection. For many brands, the most common comparison is French Terry vs Fleece for Hoodies. Both fabrics are widely used in casualwear and streetwear, but they create very different results in terms of weight, warmth, texture and
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