What it is
The 18000 with a hood and a front pouch pocket. It is the piece people actually keep, which is why it carries the best margin of anything in this list — and it is also the hardest to print well, because the pocket eats the bottom third of the front.
How it presses
Keep the print above the pocket seam. In practice that means a design no taller than about 9 inches centred high on the chest, or a left chest, or the back. Long pre-press, firm pressure, full cool before it moves. Do not try to press across the pocket seam with a flat platen — use a pillow or accept a soft edge.
When to pick it
When you are selling to someone rather than clothing a crew. Price it accordingly; nobody expects a hoodie to cost what a tee costs.
Turnaround and delivery
Orders with clean artwork placed on a business day print that day and go out the same afternoon.
| Chicago & collar counties | 1 business day |
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| Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan | 1–2 business days |
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| Ohio and the near Midwest | 2 business days |
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| Rest of the lower 48 | 3–5 business days |
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| Cost | Free over $50, flat $4.90 below it |
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Sheets up to 24 inches ship flat between boards; longer sheets are rolled face-in and boxed. Nothing is folded. Full transit table.
Returning a blank
Unworn, unwashed and unprinted, within 30 days. A blank garment is a stock item, not a made-to-order one, so the custom-print rules do not apply to it. Tell us what you are sending back and we refund it once it arrives.
Once you have pressed it, it is yours. A transfer applied to a shirt makes it a finished piece, and we cannot take that back — which is the argument for ordering one of something before you order forty.
Wrong item, a fault in the garment, or transit damage is ours either way: photographs within 7 days and we replace it. Full policy.
