Cotton: Soft, breathable, and perfect for printing; ideal for casual T‑shirts.
Cotton-Polyester Blends: More durable and less prone to shrinking; great for hoodies and activewear.
Fleece: Thick and warm, perfect for hoodies with a premium feel.
Always request samples to feel the fabric and test for shrinkage, softness, and color retention.
Look for suppliers offering standardized sizing charts.
Consider unisex or gender-specific fits depending on your target audience.
Ensure hoodies have proper shoulder alignment, sleeve length, and chest width.
Correct sizing reduces returns and increases customer satisfaction.
Inspect seams for double stitching or reinforced edges.
Check hoodie drawstrings, zippers, and pockets for sturdiness.
Strong stitching ensures long-lasting garments even after multiple washes.
If you plan to use PuffPrint or other custom printing, check:
Smooth cotton surfaces for puff print or screen print.
Polyester blends for sublimation printing.
Hoodie fabric thickness for embroidery or heat transfers.
Balance cost per unit with quality and expected resale margin.
Choose suppliers with flexible MOQs, especially if testing new products.
Bulk discounts often apply at higher quantities, so plan your initial order accordingly.
Read reviews and ratings if buying online.
Ask about return policies, shipping timelines, and stock availability.
Long-term relationships with reliable suppliers ensure consistent product quality and faster restocking.
Plain black, white, and grey T‑shirts and hoodies are always in demand.
Offer multiple sizes and consider seasonal colors.
Variety helps attract a broader audience and boosts resale opportunities.