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Frequently Asked Questions
What are these zip-up hoodies made of?
Both are fleece-lined for warmth against the skin, with the Zip-Up 2.0 using a mid-to-heavyweight cotton-poly blend for extra resilience and heat. The midweight uses a lighter build for cooler rather than cold weather. Both are made to hold their shape and hold up to frequent washing.
Why does the YKK zipper matter?
YKK is the industry standard for reliable zippers, and both hoodies use a commercial-grade YKK with a locking pull. The zipper is the part of a hoodie that usually fails first, so better hardware is a real difference rather than a spec on paper. Combined with reinforced seams, it is what keeps these going through daily use.
Which zip-up should I choose?
Go with the midweight if you want an everyday layer for mild cool weather and gym use that you can shed quickly. Choose the Zip-Up 2.0 if you want more warmth for colder days or outdoor work. If you need serious cold-weather insulation, look instead at the woobie hoodie.
How do these fit, and what sizes are available?
The fit is layer-friendly, cut with room to wear over a tee or light hoodie without pulling tight. Both come in sizes S through 2XL. If you like a slimmer look, order your usual size; if you plan to layer heavily underneath, sizing up gives you more room.
Are the zip-up hoodies good for the gym?
Yes. The full-zip design makes them easy to wear in for a warm-up and take off once you are working, and the fleece lining keeps you comfortable on cool starts. The midweight is the more natural gym layer, while the heavier 2.0 suits cold outdoor training. Both wear well over a tank or tee.
How do I keep the fleece lining soft?
Wash cold on a gentle cycle and dry on low heat or hang dry, since high heat is what mats fleece down over time. Turning the hoodie inside out protects the lining and any print, and skipping fabric softener helps the fleece keep its loft. Done this way, it stays soft and warm for the long haul.