Fruit of the Loom Eversoft Fleece Full Zip Hoodie Sweatshirt

Gave these to kids for Christmas. The price was right and there are so many colors! The fit is true to size and the colors are vibrant. They are on the thin size, but we like them that way. Not to hot, not to cold. The stitching is average but the fabric used makes up for that as these hoodies are sooo soft! Sooo comfortable to wear. We will definitely be ordering more when these wear out for sure. Recommended! Read more

I bought this Fruit of the Loom Eversoft Fleece Hoodie for my husband and he realy likes how soft it feels on the inside. The fabric is thick enough to keep him warm during his morning walks but it is still breathable so he doesnt get too sweaty while he is moving around. It has that moisture-wicking feature which is great because it stays dry even when it is a bit humid outside. The fit is just right and the hood stays up good without being too tight around his neck. It is hard to find hoodies that dont pill up after the first wash but this one has held up great so far and still looks brand new. For the price it is a total steal and much better quality than some of the more expensive brands we have tried before. I will definitely be ordering a few more colors for him soon. Read more

Soft and comfortable. Perfect for temps in the 60s. Looks good for a basic hoodie. Was a bit big new but shrank a bit and now fits perfectly. I'm between 6' - 6'1" and 167 lbs. Read more

Hanes vs. Fruit of the Loom comparison: I'm female, over 70, 5'4", size 3X. I like to put on a hoodie against the morning chill nearly every day except in summer, and I have an array of colors. I usually buy men's because they're better value, warmer, and come in plus sizes. Hanes and Fruit of the Loom appear to be of similar quality, but I haven't had either long enough to wear it out, so I can't say if one is more durable. Hanes are heavier weight, of thicker material, and slightly warmer. I find them too warm for in the house except on really cool days. Fruit of the Loom are 60% cotton, 40% polyester. Hanes are 90% cotton, 10% polyester. You can feel the polyester in the Fruit of the Loom; it's soft but plastic-y, if you know what I mean, and the fabric doesn't breathe as well. If I were doing something where I would work up a sweat, I'd choose Hanes, even though it's heavier. Fit: Hanes fits like it's intended for a big man, not a plump, big bellied person of either sex. It is broader in the shoulders and long in the arms. I have somewhat longish arms for a woman, and if it weren't for the ribbed cuff, it would completely cover my hands. As it is, there's a lot of material bunched up on my arms. To get a size large enough to zip over my stomach, it looks too big in the shoulders. Hanes is also slightly longer. I look like I borrowed my husband's hoodie. Fruit of the Loom is less aggressively gendered, more unisex. It fits better in the shoulders and chest. The sleeves, when extended, come just to my knuckles. There isn't a lot of material bunched up on the arms. The thinner material makes it less bulky to wear. Overall, I prefer the fit and look of the Fruit of the Loom over the bulk of the Hanes, but I like the feel and breathability of Hanes' higher cotton content. If I were a fit, tall, broad shouldered man, I would choose Hanes. But as I'm not, it's a toss-up, fit vs. comfort. Edited to add an issue with the Fruit of the Loom hoodie: it sheds little pills of lint over whatever you wear under it, even after 2 washes. Not a good look. I had decided to go with Fruit of the Loom in the future, but that tips the scale in favor of Hanes. Read more

soft, comfortable, quality hoody at a great price, warm enough and very light at the same time, PERFECT BASIC HOODY Read more

Cost was low. Fit, zipper and material very good. Light to wear not heavy. Takes care of drafty, cold air. Highly recommend, for my needs. Read more

Well made, super soft, accurate size, minimal shrinkage & best of all...... the price. Read more

First the good - it's affordable, soft and comfortable. Now the bad - I'm not sure how much is going to be left after I wash it a few times. After the first wash/dry, my dryer lint trap looked like it sucked in a small blanket. I was like, okaaaay, maybe that's just a first wash thing. But when I wear it, it leaves a lot of fuzz/pills behind. So we'll see how it goes. Read more