The highest stated or derived grams per square meter in the feed. A garment weighed on a scale is not used.
25.8oz
100% cotton
Eight hundred seventy-six grams per square meter. Low-gauge French terry from Wakayama, lightly brushed, rinse-washed, 100% cotton, with a V gusset and raglan sleeves. Heather grey was ¥40,000. This is the heaviest number in the feed.
25.8oz
100% cotton
The hoodie cut of that 876 g/m² terry: drawstring hood, handwarmer pocket, ribbed side panels. Heather grey was ¥50,000. It is approximately twice a normal heavyweight, and the seller says so.
25.8oz
100% cotton
Same double-heavy French terry, with a heavy-gauge two-way Waldes zipper and split pockets. Burgundy was ¥52,000. Still 100% cotton. The zipper is hardware, not a fiber.
24.3oz
100% cotton
A different double-heavy from the 876 g/m² terry. This one is Foxfibre cotton at 825 g/m², about 24.3 oz, knit with 100% cotton yarns. Coyote was $520 at Standard & Strange. Organically grown, naturally colored.
20oz
100% cotton
Twenty ounces. Deluxeware knits this in Wakayama on loopwheel machines with more tension than usual, so the jersey is dry and dense, then brushes the back and sews it in Akita on a Union Special. The page says 100% cotton. That is a serious piece of cloth at the price that was on the screen.
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
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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.
500g/m²
100% organic cotton
Five hundred GSM organic cotton French terry, raglan, no drawstrings, made in a GOTS-certified factory in Pakistan, $96. Ignore the 42 oz line if you are comparing fabric. That is how much the hoodie weighs on a scale, not the cloth.
500g/m²
100% organic cotton
A boxy USA hoodie that says 500 GSM, 100% organic cotton, and 'no polyester' in the same breath. $185. French terry, no logos, no drawstrings. The fiber claim is the whole point of the copy, which is how it should be.
500g/m²
100% cotton
500 GSM fleece, 100% cotton, cut in a relaxed fit and sewn in Portugal. Black was $175. A straight answer to the question of a thick daily crew that is not a Japanese loopwheel.
500g/m²
100% cotton
The hood of that 500 GSM cotton fleece. Black was $185. Same Portugal make, same fiber line.
500g/m²
100% cotton
Zip hoodie in the 500 GSM cotton fleece. Indigo was $195. The dye is indigo, not a second fiber.
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