Classic Unisex Cotton Hoodie

Description
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Embrace the ultimate in coziness with this heavyweight cotton layer, designed for those who appreciate a blend of comfort and classic style. Made from 300 GSM fabric, it provides a rich, enveloping warmth perfect for cooler days. Its timeless silhouette ensures a relaxed fit, ideal for both lounging and layering. Ready for personalization, this piece effortlessly combines everyday practicality with a touch of distinctive flair.

Features

- Effects: Pocket

- Fit: Loose

- Neckline: Round Neck / O-Neck

- Sleeve Style: Drop Shoulder

- Sleeve Length: Long Sleeve

- Season: Autumn / Winter

- Style: Basics / Casual / Street

Care Instructions

- Machine wash at 30°C (gentle cycle)

- Do not bleach

- Tumble dry low

- Iron at low temperature, avoid ironing on print

- Do not dry clean

Fabric

- Material: 100% cotton

- Fabric Weight: 300 gsm (8.8 oz)

- Thickness: Thick

	XS		S		M		L		XL		2XL		3XL
	inch	cm	inch	cm	inch	cm	inch	cm	inch	cm	inch	cm	inch	cm
Length	24.41	62	25.39	64.5	26.38	67	27.17	69	27.95	71	28.54	72.5	28.94	73.5
Shoulder	17.72	45	18.31	46.5	18.90	48	19.49	49.5	20.08	51	20.67	52.5	21.26	54
Chest	19.69	50	20.47	52	21.06	53.5	21.65	55	22.24	56.5	22.83	58	23.43	59.5
Sleeve length	22.44	57	23.03	58.5	23.62	60	24.21	61.5	24.80	63	25.20	64	25.59	65

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