
AS Colour · Hoodies with custom embroidery and print
Hoodie Box Hood AS Colour
Code: 5171 · Type: Men
- Material: 80% cotton, 20% recycled polyester
- Weight: 350 g/m²
- Fit: loose
- Kangaroo pocket
- Pilling resistance
- Pre-shrunk
Decoration techniques
Applications
Who is it for: Hoodie Box Hood AS Colour
- Marketing teams
- Office workers
- Industry events and trade shows
- Sales departments
- Gifts for clients
About the product
AS Colour Box Hood — men's hoodie for branding
Box Hood is a men's hoodie with a loose fit, made of CVC brushed fabric with a weight of 350 g/m². The material consists of 80% cotton and 20% recycled polyester, making it durable and resistant to pilling. The product is pre-shrunk, which reduces the risk of shrinking after washing.
The hoodie features a kangaroo pocket, increasing its functionality. With a medium weight of 350 g/m², it is suitable for cooler days. No certifications related to the product were mentioned.
Box Hood is perfect for marketing teams, office workers, and during events and trade shows. Branding areas for logos are located on the front of the hoodie, allowing for various branding techniques.
The product is available in the RAVEN offer with branding options. Details about branding techniques can be found on the hoodies and AS Colour brand pages. Colors: black, ecru, heather athletic, mushroom, espresso, ink blue, pigeon blue, shadow. Sizes: S-3XL.
Frequently asked questions
Hoodie Box Hood AS Colour — most frequent questions
Box Hood can be branded using various techniques such as embroidery, screen printing, DTG, and transfer printing. The choice of technique depends on individual preferences.
The Box Hood hoodie is made from CVC brushed fabric, consisting of 80% cotton and 20% recycled polyester, which provides comfort and durability.
Yes, the material used to produce Box Hood is resistant to pilling, which ensures a longer usage time without losing aesthetics.
Yes, the hoodie has been pre-shrunk, which helps reduce shrinkage after washing and maintains its size.






