A cut-off, layering-first piece, the body of a hoodie with finished, sleeveless armholes. Worn solo in warm weather or layered over a long sleeve.
Strip the sleeves off a hoodie, and every remaining choice armhole finish, hood, or crew and how it layers carries more weight. These are the decisions that define the style.
Bound for the cleanest retail read, ribbed for a sporty frame, or raw-cut for the deliberate cut-off look your call, sampled side by side on request.
Build it hooded or as a sleeveless crew from the same body block many brands run both as a warm-weather pairing.
Roomier armholes patterned to layer cleanly over long sleeves without bunching the styling this piece is bought for.
Standard block or a boxy drop-armhole silhouette, the oversized version is the streetwear default.
Lighter 350 gsm terry makes a breathable summer-drop vest; heavier fleece layers are like outerwear, one style, two seasons.
If we’ve already made your hoodie, the sleeveless version develops quickly from the same block with re-patterned armholes.
A sleeveless build is defined entirely by the armhole: its depth sets whether the piece reads “gym” or “streetwear,” and its finish, bound, ribbed, or raw, sets the whole attitude of the garment. Get the armhole right, and the rest is a hoodie you already know.
Lighter, warm-weather vest with an athletic drape.
Heavier, structured vest that layers like outerwear.
Pre-shrunk and colorfast. Cold wash, dry low. Raw-cut armholes are designed to curl slightly for a deliberate cut-off look; ribbed and bound edges stay clean.
Lighter, year-round weight.
The standard soft hand-feel.
Heavier, more structured.
The hoodie is checked at each step.
| Size | Chest (cm) | Length (cm) | Armhole drop (cm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 57 | 68 | 26 |
| M | 60 | 70 | 27 |
| L | 63 | 72 | 28 |
| XL | 66 | 74 | 29 |
Armhole drop is the defining measurement customizable to your tech pack.
Bound is the cleanest and most retail-ready; ribbed frames the shoulder and reads athletic; raw is the streetwear cut-off look. There’s no wrong answer; we sample your pick, or two side by side.
Yes, the boxy drop-armhole block is patterned for layering over long sleeves and is the most ordered version of this style.
Yes, both build from the same body. Running hooded and crew variants in one production is common and keeps your per-style MOQ efficient.
The block decides: deeper armholes on lighter 350gsm terry reads gym; a standard armhole on 450–500gsm fleece with a hood reads streetwear. Tell us the positioning and we’ll spec accordingly.
Yes, if we’ve made your hoodie, the sleeveless version develops fast from the same block with re-patterned armholes; one sample round is usually enough.
Chest and full-back placements work as on any hoodie; the missing sleeves push sleeve-hit designs to the hem or hood instead. Placements are locked on the PP sample.
