Hanes SWEATS KURO Hoodie

HANES
Comfortable to wear, promised by Hanes, born in 1901. A sweat hoodie made from 100% cotton that Hanes is particular about. The main fabric is a fluffy 10.5 oz loopback material. Using 26-count cotton yarn used for "Hanes T-SHIRTS KURO", the color development is a special dyed black created by a unique manufacturing method. By using thick cotton yarn on the skin side, the loops of the loopback material are given a three-dimensional feel, creating a thicker texture. Further special processing and light brushing of the loopback material are applied to add smoothness and softness to the touch. Despite its 10.5 oz thickness, it is a crystallization of Hanes' commitment to cotton, providing a fluffy comfort that envelops you without feeling heavy. The ribs on the neck and cuffs are blended with polyurethane to an appropriate degree. Since these areas are prone to stretching, durability against wear and washing is prioritized. The seams are covered with 100% cotton material, making it an easy-care specification that is durable and resistant to fraying. The tagless specification eliminates the uncomfortable feel of the neck label for comfortable wear. The hood is double-layered for a voluminous silhouette. The spindle and spindle holes are also designed with buttonholes instead of eyelets, utilizing the gentleness of 100% cotton. It is a standard fit that suits everyone, an "ALL DAY COMFORT" sweatshirt you'll want to wear every day.
HANES... Born in the United States in 1901, Hanes has created numerous attractive products with "comfort" as its most important concept, and has been loved by many people.
The representative Hanes item, the "3P-T-shirt (3-pack T-shirt)", born in 1947 and still inherited today, has established an unshakable position in men's underwear by responding to the demand for "wanting to buy in bulk at a reasonable price because it's an everyday item" due to its comfort.
In addition, in the 1970s, Hanes' Beefy T-shirt, which was thick and comfortable to wear, was loved by many young people as a body for printed T-shirts, one of the symbols of hippie culture, and Hanes has walked alongside American lifestyle.