Custom Hoodie & Sweatshirt Printing

It’s tricky due to the seams, but possible with certain designs. We usually recommend printing above the pocket for the cleanest look.

Independent Trading Co. is our top pick for quality and fit. Champion is great for that heritage sports vibe.

Yes, the garment cost for hoodies is higher, so the final price per unit will be higher than a t-shirt.

Our standard minimum for screen printed hoodies is 12 pieces per design. This threshold allows the setup cost to be spread across enough garments for reasonable per-unit pricing. If you need smaller quantities, heat press or DTF printing may be a better fit with no minimum order requirement. For larger runs, the cost per piece improves significantly and production becomes more efficient.

Both work well, but pullovers are generally easier to print because there is no zipper interrupting the print area. Full-front designs land cleanly on pullovers without any placement complications. Zip-ups can still be printed on, but artwork placement needs to account for the zipper seam. For most bulk branding orders, pullovers are the simpler and more cost-effective choice.

Printing directly on the hood is not standard practice because the curved surface and multiple seams make it difficult to achieve a clean result. Most designs work best on the chest, back, or sleeve. If you have a specific hood area in mind, we can discuss what is technically possible and what placement would look best for your design.

Mid-weight hoodies in the 280 to 360 GSM range offer the best balance of comfort, structure, and print surface. Heavier fleece provides a premium feel and holds ink well without bleed-through. Lighter options can work for events or giveaways but may not hold up as well with repeated washing. The right weight depends on your intended use, climate, and expected garment lifespan.

Yes, you can order multiple colorways within the same print run, but each color combination should be planned in advance. Different garment colors may require different ink setups, particularly if light ink is needed on dark hoodies. Having a clear breakdown of quantities per color before production starts keeps the order organized and on schedule. Mixed color orders are common and manageable when well-documented upfront.

Turn the hoodie inside out before washing and use cold water with a gentle cycle. Avoid high heat in the dryer and do not iron directly over the print. These simple steps protect the ink bond and extend the visible life of the design. Most well-produced screen prints hold up reliably through many wash cycles when basic care guidelines are followed.

Yes, hoodies are one of the most popular garments for team kits, corporate gifting, and staff apparel. They offer year-round utility, strong brand visibility, and a comfortable fit that staff and recipients actually want to wear. A consistent design across a team order reinforces brand identity in a practical and lasting way. Many organizations include hoodies as a core part of their uniform or merchandise program.

Yes, and this is a common approach for teams and events that need matching apparel across garment types. The design may need minor scale or placement adjustments to work well on both garments, but the core branding stays consistent. Running hoodies and t-shirts together in one order also simplifies coordination and can reduce overall production time. It is one of the most efficient ways to outfit a group with a unified look.