Custom hoodies

The two ways we decorate a hoodie give you very different finishes, and the right one depends on your artwork. Custom printed hoodies, screen printed, lay your design flat into the fleece, which is the way to go for bold, multi-color, or full-back graphics, and it keeps the per-piece cost lowest at volume. Custom embroidered hoodies stitch your logo in thread for a dimensional, premium finish that reads as quality the moment someone picks it up, ideal for a left-chest mark or a small back-neck hit.

Not sure which suits your logo? Our guide to DTG vs screen printing and our screen printing vs embroidery breakdown walk through the trade-offs, and we'll always recommend the method that flatters your specific artwork right in your free mockup, so you can see embroidered and printed options side by side before deciding.

We build hoodies in two core styles. The pullover is the classic, a roomy hood, a front kangaroo pocket, and an uninterrupted front and back canvas that's perfect for a big screen-printed graphic. Custom zip-up hoodies swap that for a full-length front zip, which layers more easily over a tee or a collared shirt and splits the front into two clean decoration panels, a natural fit for left-chest embroidery and a back design.

Both run on the same heavyweight, brushed-interior fleece, so whichever style you pick feels substantial rather than flimsy: the difference people actually register between a hoodie they keep and one they don't. You can design a zip-up hoodie or a pullover live in the studio and see your logo on the exact style before you order.

Every hoodie order can mix sizes freely across one run, from XS through 2XL, so you can outfit a whole team in a single order without splitting it up. The cut suits custom hoodies for men, women, and a unisex fit, and because you collect sizes once and we handle the rest, there's no awkward guessing: people get a hoodie that actually fits, which is half of whether it gets worn.

Need help collecting everyone's size before you order? Our guide to collecting team apparel sizes makes the roundup painless, and you can always lay out your design in the studio while sizes come in.

Fabric weight is the difference between a hoodie people keep and one they do not, and it is measured in GSM, grams per square metre. Lighter fleece around 260 to 280 GSM is soft straight off the shelf and cheaper per piece, but it thins at the elbows and loses its shape through the shoulders within a season of real wear. It suits a giveaway that only has to look right on the day.

Heavyweight fleece, the range we build on, has enough density to hold its structure through repeated washing, keeps the hood standing rather than collapsing flat, and gives screen-printed ink a stable surface that will not crack as the fabric stretches. It costs more per piece and it is the single upgrade that most changes whether a hoodie is still in rotation next winter.

The interior matters as much as the weight. A brushed fleece interior is what makes a hoodie feel warm rather than merely thick, and it is worth confirming on any quote, ours or anyone else's, because it is the spec most often quietly dropped to hit a price. If you are comparing blanks across vendors, our guide to choosing custom apparel blanks covers what to actually ask for.

The decoration method should follow the fabric, not the other way round. On heavyweight cotton-blend fleece, screen printing sits flat into the surface and holds a bold, multi-colour or full-back graphic beautifully, which is why it is the default for team and event hoodies and the cheapest per piece at volume.

Embroidery reads as the premium option and it is the right call for a left-chest mark or a small back-neck hit, where the stitched thread gives a dimensional finish that survives years of washing. It is a poor fit for large or finely detailed artwork on fleece, though: the pile of a brushed surface swallows fine stitch detail, and a big embroidered panel adds weight and stiffness exactly where a hoodie should drape.

For full-colour or photographic artwork at lower quantities, DTF transfers give you every colour without a per-colour setup. We will recommend the method that flatters your specific artwork and show you the result in a free mockup before anything is produced, and our screen printing vs embroidery breakdown covers the trade-offs in full.

100 custom hoodies land at roughly $2,200–$2,800 for the whole order, about $22–$28 each, delivered with standard US shipping to one address included.

Three things move that figure: quantity, the decoration method, and the number of print colours. The artwork and screen setup is a one-time charge spread across the whole run, so the per-piece price falls meaningfully between 50 and 100 and again at 250. Embroidery prices by stitch count rather than by colour, which is why a small stitched logo can cost less than a large multi-colour print on the same garment.

For a full breakdown at this quantity see what 100 custom hoodies cost, or the custom hoodie pricing guide for every tier. There is a worked example at a real order size in what 150 custom hoodies cost, and how much custom hoodies cost covers the cost drivers on their own.

Schools and student groups are the heaviest hoodie buyers, and for good reason: a hoodie is the one piece of spirit wear that gets worn off campus, which is where it does the most work. Class hoodies, club runs, and booster fundraisers all run on the same delivered pricing, and a hoodie's higher price point leaves more margin per sale than a tee on a fundraiser. See school spirit wear or booster club merch for how those orders are usually structured.

Teams order hoodies as the layer that lives on the bench and travels, so durability and a consistent colour across a multi-year program matter more than they do on a one-off event shirt. Tell us if you expect to reorder and we will note the exact blank and ink colours on file so the second run matches the first.

Companies use hoodies as the piece of swag that actually gets kept, which makes them the anchor of a new-hire onboarding kit and a reliable choice for company swag. A restrained left-chest embroidery ages better on a work hoodie than a large front print, and it is the version people wear outside the office.

When you order custom hoodies in bulk, everything runs as one made-to-order job rather than a marked-up print-on-demand drop, one design, one approved mockup, and a single run that can mix every size from XS to 2XL. Because the artwork and screen setup is a one-time cost spread across the whole run, the per-piece price drops as your quantity climbs, and US shipping to one address is included in the figure you see. A bulk hoodie order stays reachable for a department, a club, or a small company, and we price whatever quantity you actually need.

A custom bulk hoodies order is the easy way to outfit a whole team, a graduating class, or an event in one go, and it's a natural fit for fundraisers where every hoodie sold raises money for the cause. We're a bulk-ordering service, not a factory or a wholesaler: we source blanks directly from vetted manufacturing partners and pass the volume savings straight to you, so you get real wholesale-style pricing without having to chase suppliers yourself. Running tees alongside the hoodies? You can order bulk custom t-shirts the same way and combine them into one project.

Planning a budget for your bulk custom hoodies order? The custom hoodie pricing guide lays out what to expect at each quantity, and the full cost guide covers the rest of a kit. Outfitting a whole company or setting up a place your team can reorder over time? Our company swag store handles repeat custom hoodies bulk orders without platform fees or storage charges.