Six blank hoodies tested for fabric, construction, and fit. Hoodie 5 wins for comfort with loose cuffs and smooth arm flow. Hoodie 3 ranks second with a stiff 1970s feel that may age well, while hoodie 6 disappoints with rough cuffs and oversized proportions.
We tried on blanks from all of these different brands to see which one fits the best. Very dry, uneven fuzziness. The pilling is very noticeable. You have hoodie number 2. Fabric-wise, it's a huge step up from the last one. You know, despite the poor construction, I actually think that a lot of people would not exactly notice this. Hoodie number 1. Yeah, this is a lot more comfortable than the last hoodie as well. Very, very large armhole. This is like a very streetwear fit. Hoodie number 6. For me, this hoodie just fits wrong. It's way too big. You have this huge overlap here. It's like you have to eliminate like an inch and a half on each side almost. This cuff is very rough. It's an awkward fit. Number 5. In terms of feel though, like just putting this hoodie on, it's the best feeling hoodie I've put on so far. I also like how the cuffs are a little bit loose. Looking at the arm, it just flows nicely, you know, down to the cuff. All right, in second place we have hoodie number 3. This feels like very like '70s American, like stiffer hoodie, but like in 30 years this one might hold up a lot better because it's a little bit stiffer and it might just age much better and be a more valuable hoodie. Hoodie number 4, the hood I think is where we're gonna see the big difference. It's a 3-panel hood. I would say like honestly everything is where it needs to be. It's a very well-constructed hoodie. This hoodie and this hoodie, they're the two strongest hoodies, okay?
