China spreadsheet · Hoodies
China spreadsheet: hoodies
This is the hoodie page of the China spreadsheet: 125 hoodies with photos, seller prices and links for four agents. With hoodies, the print and the weight of the fabric are what the photos have to tell you, and the measurements are what decide the fit.
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125 hoodies in the China spreadsheet
Seller prices in euros at the day's rate, before the agent's fee and shipping.
Before you ship
What to check in the QC photos of hoodies
Your agent photographs the item when it reaches the warehouse. This is the moment a problem is still cheap to fix. What QC means
Print and embroidery
Look for sharp edges on prints and dense embroidery. Cracked, faded or off-centre graphics show clearly in a flat-lay photo.
Fabric weight
A heavyweight fleece holds its shape in the photo — the hood stands a little, the hem does not collapse.
Cuffs, hem and drawcords
Ribbing should be even, aglets matching, drawcords the same length on both sides.
Measure it
Pit-to-pit and length in centimetres, against a hoodie you own. Cut and fit vary a lot between sellers.
Shipping hoodies
Hoodies pack down well and are among the easiest items to combine in one parcel. Removing the retail packaging is usually free and saves volume.
FAQ
Hoodies: questions people ask
Do hoodies from China spreadsheets run small?
Often, but not always — some sellers cut boxy or oversized. Ignore the tag size and compare the seller's or agent's measurements with a hoodie you already own.
Can I return a hoodie if the QC photos look wrong?
Before it leaves the agent's warehouse, usually yes: most agents can return or exchange with the seller, sometimes for the cost of domestic shipping. After it ships to you, returns are rarely practical.
What does 'heavyweight' mean in a listing?
A denser, thicker fleece. Some sellers list the fabric weight in grams per square metre; a higher number means a heavier garment.
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