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- 9.3 oz.
- 50% Cotton / 50% Dryblend polyester
preshrunk yarn - Air jet yarn = softer feel and no pilling
- DryBlend wicking performance
- Double-lined hood with matching
drawstring - Heat transfer label
- Double needle stitching
- Pouch pocket
- Double needle cuffs
- 1 x 1 athletic rib with spandex
- Quarter-turned to eliminate center
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NOTICE: Not all colors and sizes are guaranteed to be in stock from our distributors at all times. If a style you order is not available, we'll offer a few comparable styles for replacement.
| Size | |
|---|---|
| Color | Ash, Black, Cardinal Red, Carolina Blue, Charcoal, Forest, Irish Green, Maroon, Navy, Orange, Purple, Red, Royal, Safety Green, Safety Orange, Sport Grey, Tennessee Orange, Texas Orange, White |
| Fit | |
| Features | |
| Category | Apparel, Pullover Hoodie, Quality |
| SKU | 12500 |
ADOBE SUITE (PSD, EPS, AI) – Artwork should be saved as a 300-600 DPI Photoshop or Illustrator file, with your art on separate layers for each color in the design, and clearly marked labels for ink colors. All fonts should be converted to shapes or included by email. We prefer vector art whenever possible.
ADOBE PDF (PDF) – Artwork should be saved as a 300-600 DPI PDF file with layers & editing still intact, OR as individual PDF files for each layer, with all template guides and labels turned off. All fonts should be converted to shapes or included by email.
JPEG, JPG, GIF, TIFF, PNG, or any other rasterized files that contain flattened layers are subject to a Design Fee (outlined below).
NOTICE: Any artwork which does not use our templates, is of poor resolution, or contains layers flattened together is subject to a Design Fee of $50 per hour with a 1 hour minimum, regardless of design complexity. While we do our best to catch errors as early as possible, we are not responsible for mistakes caused by misspellings and other design flaws in submitted artwork.
