Soft-Brushed Wool-Blend Full-Zip Hoodie OEM
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Customization & Development
Product Details




This custom brushed wool-blend zip hoodie combines a relaxed hip-length body with a fixed hood, full front metal zipper and two large patch pockets. The 400 GSM multi-fiber main fabric has a soft, lightly brushed surface, while the 450 GSM 2×2 rib adds firmer support at the lower edge. Its oatmeal-taupe shade suits transitional layering, premium loungewear, travel collections and casual outerwear programs.
| Main fabric | 65.3% polyester, 15.4% rayon, 8.9% nylon, 6.2% acrylic, 4.2% sheep wool |
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| Main fabric weight | 400 GSM |
| Ribbing | 2×2 rib, 450 GSM |
| Fit | Relaxed hip-length silhouette with straight sleeves |
| Design details | Fixed hood, full metal zipper, split patch pockets and structured rib hem |
| Suitable for | Transitional layering, loungewear, travel and casual lifestyle collections |
Soft-Brushed Multi-Fiber Surface for Light Layering
Balanced Handfeel with a Small Wool Component
Polyester and nylon support dimensional stability, while rayon and acrylic soften the surface and improve drape. The 4.2% sheep-wool content adds a lightly woollen touch without creating the weight of a heavy winter jacket. The finished surface should be tested for pilling, abrasion and brushing consistency.
400 GSM Body Fabric and Coverage Control
The supplied main-fabric weight is relatively light for a hooded outer layer. Opacity, wind resistance, seam strength and overall body support should therefore be reviewed on the physical sample, particularly around the hood, zipper and pockets.
450 GSM Rib Structure at the Lower Edge
The 2×2 rib is considerably heavier than the main fabric, creating a firmer lower band and helping define the jacket’s shape. Rib extension and attachment tension should be controlled so the hem does not pull inward excessively or make the front zipper appear wavy.
The difference between the 160 GSM body and 450 GSM rib should be approved after laundering. Unequal shrinkage or recovery may cause the hem to flare, contract or sit unevenly.
Hood Shape, Zipper Alignment and Front Balance
The fixed hood uses a clean, drawcord-free construction for a minimal appearance. Hood depth, neckline circumference and center-back shape should allow the hood to sit smoothly when lowered without creating bulk around the shoulders.
The full front zipper requires light stabilization because zipper tape may behave differently from the soft body fabric. Controlled feeding helps prevent rippling, unequal front lengths and a lower edge that lifts on one side.
Patch-Pocket Placement and Reinforcement
Two large front patch pockets provide practical storage while maintaining the clean casual direction. Pocket height, opening angle and distance from the zipper should remain symmetrical across the size range. Reinforcement at the upper corners helps manage repeated stress during hand entry.
Custom Options for Private Label Programs
Private label brushed zip-hoodie development may include:
- Alternative wool-blend ratios, weights and brushed finishes
- Custom cropped, waist-length or longer body proportions
- Metal, nylon or molded zippers with branded pullers
- Patch pockets, welt pockets or concealed zipper pockets
- Hoods with drawcords, lining or adjusted depth
- Custom labels, hangtags and branded packaging
Sample approval should confirm surface consistency, hood balance, zipper alignment, pocket symmetry, rib tension and post-wash measurements before bulk cutting begins.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the jacket suitable for cold winter weather?
The supplied 400 GSM body fabric is better positioned for transitional layering. A lining, heavier body fabric or additional insulation can be considered for colder-weather collections.
Can the hood include a drawcord?
Yes. Drawcord channels, metal eyelets, cord ends and branded hardware can be added during development.
Can the 450 GSM rib weight be changed?
Yes. A lighter rib may reduce lower-edge bulk, while a heavier rib creates stronger structure. The final weight should be tested with the body fabric.
What should be approved before manufacturing?
Confirm the brushing standard, body opacity, rib recovery, hood dimensions, zipper specification, pocket placement, shrinkage and finished measurements.
Review Rib Tension and Zipper Stability Before Bulk Release
Check the sample for hood shape, shoulder ease, zipper operation, pocket access, hem balance and surface consistency. For sampling and quotation, provide the target quantity, size range, preferred body length, zipper details, rib specification, color standard, logo requirements, labels, packaging information and available technical files.



