French Terry vs Fleece for Custom Hoodies
Start with the inside surface and the intended wearing conditions.
READ THE GUIDE ↗Practical guides for custom streetwear buyers: compare fabrics and techniques, prepare a sample brief and review the details before production.
Start with the inside surface and the intended wearing conditions.
READ THE GUIDE ↗GSM means grams per square metre: it describes fabric mass per area, not a complete quality grade.
READ THE GUIDE ↗Regular and oversized are useful descriptions, but neither is a size chart.
READ THE GUIDE ↗Choose between pullover and zip-up construction by considering how the garment is worn, where the artwork sits and which details your collection needs.
READ THE GUIDE ↗Choose the method around your artwork, garment fabric and desired surface.
READ THE GUIDE ↗A denim photo communicates a direction, but it does not fully define a wash recipe or finished garment.
READ THE GUIDE ↗Branding extends beyond the front graphic.
READ THE GUIDE ↗A complete tech pack is useful, but you can start a discussion with clear reference photos or a sketch.
READ THE GUIDE ↗MOQ is the minimum quantity for the production arrangement being quoted.
READ THE GUIDE ↗Treat a tracksuit as two connected garments, not one generic specification.
READ THE GUIDE ↗For a Blesstop project, OEM is the route to discuss when you have defined specifications; ODM is the route to discuss when your idea needs further development.
READ THE GUIDE ↗Review the sample against the written brief before approving bulk production.
READ THE GUIDE ↗Send your idea, artwork or sample questions for a project-specific discussion.