Nº D-10881
Deep dropped shoulders, long wide body, thick ribs — streetwear brands, big back prints.
Made for: Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on fleece (brushed inside) 320 gsm; style: oversized hoodie.
Sample size size L · 680 × 750 mm.
An oversized hoodie with deep dropped shoulders, a long wide body and thick ribs — streetwear, with room for a big back print.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Size L · 680 × 750 mm; your print keeps its true scale on the product.
Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.
The sample is fleece (brushed inside) 320 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
An oversized hoodie is cut wider and longer than a regular fit, with shoulders dropped deep onto the upper arm and long sleeves finished with heavy rib at cuffs and hem. The two- or three-panel hood is lined, with a drawcord through metal eyelets, and a kangaroo pocket is sewn onto the front. Seams combine overlock with twin-needle coverstitch at shoulders, armholes and pocket.
320–400 gsm French terry or brushed fleece gives the stiff, boxy streetwear silhouette; fabric much under about 280 gsm makes an oversized hoodie droop and lose its shape. High-cotton fabric suits screen print and DTG; CVC holds its shape and pills less after washing.
Big back graphics are multi-colour screen print or large-format DTF; chest wording can be 3D puff embroidery or puff ink. Don't print across the kangaroo pocket or the dropped shoulder seam, where the uneven surface breaks the ink.
An oversized back allows very large art, about 35 × 45 cm on a size L, its top edge about 8–12 cm below the hood seam. On the front, the print area sits above the kangaroo pocket, usually at most 20–25 cm tall. Send one file per print location with the real print size stated.
With a 680 mm body, back art up to about 35–38 cm wide and 45 cm tall stays balanced; larger runs into the dropped shoulder seams.
A small word or logo on the chest, a large graphic filling the back, details on a sleeve or the hood; a printed or woven neck label instead of a paper tag so nothing scratches.
About 320–400 gsm to hold the boxy shape; lighter fabric drapes and loses the oversized look.
Water-based or thin plastisol screen print for runs; large DTF for one-offs, ideally broken into shapes with breathing gaps so the garment stays soft.
Yes, the body is 8–15 cm wider than standard; give chest, length and sleeve measurements so buyers don't order the wrong size.