“Heavyweight” describes how substantial a hoodie feels, but weight alone does not tell the whole story. The fabric, cut, finish and construction all affect how it drapes and how you wear it. Here is a practical way to compare hoodies before you buy.
What does GSM mean?
GSM means grams per square meter, a measure of fabric weight. A higher number generally signals a denser fabric, but two hoodies with the same GSM can feel different because of their fiber, knit and finishing. Our Angel of Judgement Hoodie and Sacrifice Hoodie are described as 350 GSM French terry. Check each product page for its exact construction rather than assuming every hoodie in a collection uses the same fabric.
How does fit change the feel?
A boxy fit creates more room through the body and can give graphic artwork a broad canvas. Oversized sizing adds volume, while details such as dropped shoulders and a structured hood change the silhouette. Angel of Judgement has an oversized boxy shape; Sacrifice has a relaxed fit and dropped shoulders. Choose the measurements and shape that suit your layering habits.
What does a garment wash do?
A garment wash can soften a new piece and give it a worn-in appearance. Finishes vary: the Angel of Judgement page describes a garment-washed texture, while the Cost of Fame Hoodie has a washed plum color and distressed artwork. Always read the product description for the specific finish and care instructions.
How should you choose?
Start with the actual fabric information, then compare fit, color and graphic placement. For a graphic-heavy statement piece, explore our heavyweight graphic hoodies. For worn-in color and texture across tees and hoodies, browse vintage wash streetwear. Availability and sizes are shown on each product page.