Heavyweight Pullover Hoodie

Define the hood and opening

Supply hood depth, width and opening measurements together with a neckline reference. Identify whether the hood should use one layer, a separate lining or another proposed construction. Heavy brushed fleece describes the material direction; final composition, weight and finish are agreed during development.

Set the oversized chest, shoulder, sleeve and body proportions independently. Include the sample size and intended layer underneath. Cuff and hem rib width and length need separate entries because they affect how the volume gathers at the openings.

Inspect seam bulk and pocket access

Show the front pocket dimensions, height from the hem and hand openings. Include any drawcord exits, ends or other trim requests. Inspect the pocket attachment, hood join and rib seams inside and outside the sample, where several fabric layers meet.

Try the garment over the intended layer and check putting it on as well as wearing it. Review the hood raised and lowered to assess opening and back-neck balance. If a hood lining or rib material changes, revisit the complete fit before retaining the earlier approval.

Fit the branding around the construction

Position front artwork with measured clearance from the neckline and pocket. Specify its dimensions and whether they change across the size range. Review decoration on the proposed fleece for appearance and feel.

Supply neck, size and care label artwork, plus branded trims and packing instructions where included. Keep the approved material and components with the final garment chart so the production brief reflects the entire sample.

Discuss your product brief

Send the design, quantity breakdown by color and size, and delivery destination. Material options, sample scope, minimum quantities, production timing and shipping terms are confirmed for the individual order. Request a quote or review sample development.