Hoodies

Fabric

330gsm and 550gsm. Pure Cotton, Polyester, Cotton-Polyester Blends, Bamboo Fiber, Etc.

Embroidery

High Density Embroidery Machine

Printing

Screen Printing, Thermal Transfer, Digital Direct Printing, Etc.

ECO

Organic Cotton, Recycled Polyester, Etc

  • 1. Design and Conceptualization

    • Design Creation: Designers create sketches or digital designs for the hoodie, including details like color, fit, fabric, and style (e.g., pullover, zip-up).

    • Tech Pack Development: A technical package (tech pack) is created, which includes measurements, fabric specifications, stitching details, and other technical information for manufacturers.


    2. Fabric Selection

    • Material Choice: Common fabrics for hoodies include cotton, polyester, fleece, or blends. The fabric is chosen based on the desired texture, weight, and durability.

    • Fabric Sourcing: The selected fabric is sourced from suppliers and inspected for quality.


    3. Pattern Making

    • Pattern Creation: Patterns are drafted based on the design specifications. These patterns serve as templates for cutting the fabric.

    • Grading: Patterns are adjusted to create different sizes (e.g., S, M, L, XL).


    4. Cutting

    • Fabric Layering: The fabric is laid out in multiple layers on a cutting table.

    • Cutting Process: Using the patterns, the fabric is cut into pieces (e.g., front panel, back panel, sleeves, hood, and pocket pieces).


    5. Sewing and Assembly

    • Stitching: The cut fabric pieces are sewn together using industrial sewing machines. This includes:

      • Attaching sleeves to the body.

      • Sewing the hood and attaching it to the neckline.

      • Adding pockets (if applicable).

      • Attaching ribbed cuffs and waistbands.

    • Zipper or Button Attachment: For zip-up hoodies, zippers are sewn into the front panel.


    6. Printing or Embroidery

    • Screen Printing: Designs, logos, or graphics are printed onto the hoodie using screen printing, heat transfer, or digital printing.

    • Embroidery: Logos or designs are stitched onto the fabric using embroidery machines.


    7. Quality Control

    • Inspection: Each hoodie is inspected for defects, such as stitching errors, fabric flaws, or printing mistakes.

    • Washing and Finishing: Some hoodies undergo washing or distressing processes to achieve a specific look or feel.


    8. Packaging

    • Folding and Tagging: Hoodies are folded, and labels or tags (e.g., size tags, care instructions) are attached.

    • Packaging: Hoodies are packed into polybags or boxes for shipping.


    9. Distribution

    • Shipping: Finished hoodies are shipped to retailers, distributors, or directly to customers.