6 in the feed. Made in: United States. Photos belong to the seller named on each card.
18oz
100% cotton
Eighteen ounces, all cotton, dry on the face and brushed inside. Lady White cuts it boxy with side gussets and raglan sleeves, and preshrinks it in Los Angeles. This is the thick American crewneck without a stretch yarn hiding in the collar.
18oz
No seller photo on file
100% cotton
The same 18 oz all-cotton fleece as the Heavy Gusset, with a hood, a high neck, raglan shoulders, and an oversized pocket. Black was $270 on the day we checked. It hangs like cloth, not like a coated knit.
13oz
100% cotton
Cropped, and the maker calls the cloth midweight. Thirteen ounces is still a real sweatshirt, and the page says 100% cotton, ribbing included in that single claim. Listed so the feed is not only the monsters.
13oz
No seller photo on file
100% cotton
A boxy zip hoodie in 13 oz cotton fleece, sewn in Los Angeles, with a Japanese Waldes zipper. Elm was $290. The fiber line is blunt: 100% cotton fleece.
13oz
100% cotton
The cropped hoodie in the same 13 oz cotton as the Mini Crew. Knit, cut, and sewn in Los Angeles. Abyss was $230. The maker calls the cloth midweight. Thirteen ounces still clears this list.
—unstated
100% wool
Not fleece. A fully fashioned 100% wool raglan, linked, with what they call a moderately thick hand. Charcoal was $650, sewn in Los Angeles. No GSM, so the weight stays unstated. It is here because the fiber is only wool.
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