Hanes Men's Hoodie, Ecosmart Fleece Full-zip Hoodie, Zip-up Hooded Sweatshirt for Men
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Product details
Fabric type
50% Cotton, 50% Polyester
Care instructions
Machine Wash
Origin
Imported
Closure type
Zipper, Drawstring
About this item
- FLEECE TO FEEL GOOD ABOUT – EcoSmart mid-weight cotton/poly fleece with up to 5% of the poly fibers.
- CLASSIC ZIP-FRONT SILHOUETTE – Full-zip front with a drawstring hood and front pockets.
- MADE TO STAY SOFT – Pill-resistant durable fleece stays warm and cozy.
- HOLDS ITS SHAPE - Thanks to ribbed cuffs and hem.
- MADE TO LAST – Double-needle stitching at the neck and armhole seams for quality and durability, plus a dyed-to-match drawstring at the hood.
- CONVENIENT TEARAWAY TAGS - Getting rid of itchy tags is super easy. Simply tear it off for comfort that lasts all day.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024Report
Size: LargeColor: WhiteVerified Purchase
I ordered this to have an extra layer during cold months and it is exactly the weight, texture and quality that I needed. Very good on all those and a decent price. Sizing is correct. I have not been gentle on it and it is holding up well and washes well. Recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2024Report
Size: X-LargeColor: Deep RedVerified Purchase
It's a lightweighted hoodie with pockets and a zipperd front. Everyone is different. You may have a preference of having a medium weight, or a heavyweight or even a (lightweighted one like this one); I've would have preferred a medium weight. "Only" because that's what I'm used to. Other than that,it doesn't bother me. It'll also be good for wearing on warmer days. As far as the color, it's exactly what I was looking for. A nice bold vivid "Red" color that doesn't look faded. Anyway, it really fits perfect. I have a size 50 chest. 6' tall, 210 lbs. And if it shrinks, because of the dryer, it's no big deal, it'll still still fit beautifully. A little trick that I'll share with you that was taught to me many years ago, is: if for whatever reason any of your garments shrink due to the dryer or whatever?, you can still bring it back to its original size by you rewashing it in cold water 💦 💦 🌊 and useing Downy fabric softener. Do Not! use a generic brand. What this does is that it softens and relaxes, and extends the fibers allowing it to return to its original size. But the trick is to air dry it. Because if you put it back in the dryer, you'll be back to square one. Don't tell anyone. Let it be your little secret. Anyway, I'm sure you'll like it regardless of color.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2023
Size: LargeColor: AshVerified Purchase
For the price, this is a great jacket. Lightweight but still warm enough to be the only outerwear I need during spring and fall, and good enough for brisk walks outside during winter. It's very soft and feels good on bare skin. My only gripe with these is are the cuffs. The sleeves are otherwise nice an roomy, but they taper down into narrow bands around the wrists. I have small hands and slender wrists, and it's still a tight fit.
It isn't so tight as to be cutting off circulation or anything like that. The cuffs are the typical elastic ribbing that do stretch to fit most, there is just less of it than other jackets have. If you like having tight sleeves around your wrists, this probably won't be an issue. I personally like to push up the sleeves of my jackets without taking them off completely, so the small cuffs are annoyingly tight when I do that, but it's not enough to be a dealbreaker.
It isn't so tight as to be cutting off circulation or anything like that. The cuffs are the typical elastic ribbing that do stretch to fit most, there is just less of it than other jackets have. If you like having tight sleeves around your wrists, this probably won't be an issue. I personally like to push up the sleeves of my jackets without taking them off completely, so the small cuffs are annoyingly tight when I do that, but it's not enough to be a dealbreaker.
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