Kids Supply Hood
Kids Supply Hood
Kids Supply Hood
Kids Supply Hood
Kids Supply Hood
Kids Supply Hood
Kids Supply Hood
Kids Supply Hood
Kids Supply Hood
Kids Supply Hood

Description

Regular fit
Pullover hood, inset sleeves, kangaroo pocket
Mid weight, 290 GSM
80% cotton 20% polyester anti-pill fleece
Sleeve cuff ribbing, preshrunk to minimise shrinkage

Kids Supply Hood

from $21.50

Min Qty: 50

SKU:
8587
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ARMY 2117
ARMY 4162
ARMY 6234
BLACK 2823ETA: 2024-12-28
BLACK 41391ETA: 2024-12-28
BLACK 61409ETA: 2024-12-28
ECRU 2131ETA: 2024-12-28
ECRU 4180ETA: 2024-12-28
ECRU 6132ETA: 2024-12-28
GREY MARLE 2113ETA: 2024-12-28
GREY MARLE 492ETA: 2024-12-28
GREY MARLE 6120ETA: 2024-12-28
MIDNIGHT BLUE 2173
MIDNIGHT BLUE 4155ETA: 2024-12-28
MIDNIGHT BLUE 6276ETA: 2024-12-28
NAVY 2165ETA: 2025-01-28
NAVY 4128ETA: 2024-12-28
NAVY 6249ETA: 2024-12-28
PINK 2203ETA: 2024-12-28
PINK 4246ETA: 2024-12-28
PINK 6247ETA: 2024-12-28
RED 263
RED 4146ETA: 2025-01-28
RED 6140ETA: 2025-01-28

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Decoration example for Small Embroidery Up To 5K Stitches
Embroidery is the decoration of fabric or other materials using a needle to apply thread or yarn. You will commonly see embroidery on polos, towels, hats, and beanies.
Decoration example for Small Embroidery Up To 5K Stitches

Embroidery is the decoration of fabric or other materials using a needle to apply thread or yarn. You will commonly see embroidery on polos, towels, hats, and beanies.

Advantages

  • Embroidery is a durable decoration method that washes well
  • Raised or textured decoration method
  • Only 1 setup charge for multiple colours

Disadvantages

  • Limited thread colours mean only approximate Pantone/PMS matches are possible
  • Really fine details are not possible to embroider
  • Embroidery requires a backing material on the back side of the embroidery which can be unsightly
Decoration example for Medium Embroidery Up To 10k Stitches
Embroidery is the decoration of fabric or other materials using a needle to apply thread or yarn. You will commonly see embroidery on polos, towels, hats, and beanies.
Decoration example for Medium Embroidery Up To 10k Stitches

Embroidery is the decoration of fabric or other materials using a needle to apply thread or yarn. You will commonly see embroidery on polos, towels, hats, and beanies.

Advantages

  • Embroidery is a durable decoration method that washes well
  • Raised or textured decoration method
  • Only 1 setup charge for multiple colours

Disadvantages

  • Limited thread colours mean only approximate Pantone/PMS matches are possible
  • Really fine details are not possible to embroider
  • Embroidery requires a backing material on the back side of the embroidery which can be unsightly
Decoration example for Large Embroidery Up To 15K Stitches 18cm Wide
Embroidery is the decoration of fabric or other materials using a needle to apply thread or yarn. You will commonly see embroidery on polos, towels, hats, and beanies.
Decoration example for Large Embroidery Up To 15K Stitches 18cm Wide

Embroidery is the decoration of fabric or other materials using a needle to apply thread or yarn. You will commonly see embroidery on polos, towels, hats, and beanies.

Advantages

  • Embroidery is a durable decoration method that washes well
  • Raised or textured decoration method
  • Only 1 setup charge for multiple colours

Disadvantages

  • Limited thread colours mean only approximate Pantone/PMS matches are possible
  • Really fine details are not possible to embroider
  • Embroidery requires a backing material on the back side of the embroidery which can be unsightly
Decoration example for Extra Large Embroidery 20k Embroidery Over 18cm
Embroidery is the decoration of fabric or other materials using a needle to apply thread or yarn. You will commonly see embroidery on polos, towels, hats, and beanies.
Decoration example for Extra Large Embroidery 20k Embroidery Over 18cm

Embroidery is the decoration of fabric or other materials using a needle to apply thread or yarn. You will commonly see embroidery on polos, towels, hats, and beanies.

Advantages

  • Embroidery is a durable decoration method that washes well
  • Raised or textured decoration method
  • Only 1 setup charge for multiple colours

Disadvantages

  • Limited thread colours mean only approximate Pantone/PMS matches are possible
  • Really fine details are not possible to embroider
  • Embroidery requires a backing material on the back side of the embroidery which can be unsightly
Decoration example for Small Full Colour Digital Transfer 10x10cm (SuperColour)
Direct Digital print is a full-colour decoration method that prints in CMYK directly onto the product.
Decoration example for Small Full Colour Digital Transfer 10x10cm (SuperColour)

Direct Digital print is a full-colour decoration method that prints in CMYK directly onto the product.

Advantages

  • This decoration method is ideal for full-colour designs, and complex images with gradients.
  • When printing multicoloured designs this decoration method can be more economical than pad or screenprint as you will only pay for one setup regardless of the number of colours
  • Digital printing often allows for variable data such as individual names

Disadvantages

  • Metallic and neon/fluorescent colours are not available.
  • At high quantities pad or screenprint can be more economical
Decoration example for A4 Full Colour Digital Transfer (SuperColour)
Direct Digital print is a full-colour decoration method that prints in CMYK directly onto the product.
Decoration example for A4 Full Colour Digital Transfer (SuperColour)

Direct Digital print is a full-colour decoration method that prints in CMYK directly onto the product.

Advantages

  • This decoration method is ideal for full-colour designs, and complex images with gradients.
  • When printing multicoloured designs this decoration method can be more economical than pad or screenprint as you will only pay for one setup regardless of the number of colours
  • Digital printing often allows for variable data such as individual names

Disadvantages

  • Metallic and neon/fluorescent colours are not available.
  • At high quantities pad or screenprint can be more economical
Decoration example for A3 Full Colour Digital Transfer (SuperColour)
Direct Digital print is a full-colour decoration method that prints in CMYK directly onto the product.
Decoration example for A3 Full Colour Digital Transfer (SuperColour)

Direct Digital print is a full-colour decoration method that prints in CMYK directly onto the product.

Advantages

  • This decoration method is ideal for full-colour designs, and complex images with gradients.
  • When printing multicoloured designs this decoration method can be more economical than pad or screenprint as you will only pay for one setup regardless of the number of colours
  • Digital printing often allows for variable data such as individual names

Disadvantages

  • Metallic and neon/fluorescent colours are not available.
  • At high quantities pad or screenprint can be more economical
Decoration example for 1 Colour ScreenPrint
Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.
Decoration example for 1 Colour ScreenPrint

Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.

Advantages

  • Large print areas are achievable on flat products.
  • An economical decoration method for larger print runs or designs with only a few colours
  • Close PMS matches are able to be achieved

Disadvantages

  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
  • Printing on darker coloured products may require a base print
Decoration example for 2 Colour ScreenPrint
Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.
Decoration example for 2 Colour ScreenPrint

Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.

Advantages

  • Large print areas are achievable on flat products.
  • An economical decoration method for larger print runs or designs with only a few colours
  • Close PMS matches are able to be achieved

Disadvantages

  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
  • Printing on darker coloured products may require a base print
Decoration example for 3 Colour ScreenPrint
Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.
Decoration example for 3 Colour ScreenPrint

Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.

Advantages

  • Large print areas are achievable on flat products.
  • An economical decoration method for larger print runs or designs with only a few colours
  • Close PMS matches are able to be achieved

Disadvantages

  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
  • Printing on darker coloured products may require a base print
Decoration example for 4 Colour ScreenPrint
Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.
Decoration example for 4 Colour ScreenPrint

Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.

Advantages

  • Large print areas are achievable on flat products.
  • An economical decoration method for larger print runs or designs with only a few colours
  • Close PMS matches are able to be achieved

Disadvantages

  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
  • Printing on darker coloured products may require a base print
Decoration example for 1 Colour ScreenPrint
Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.
Decoration example for 1 Colour ScreenPrint

Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.

Advantages

  • Large print areas are achievable on flat products.
  • An economical decoration method for larger print runs or designs with only a few colours
  • Close PMS matches are able to be achieved

Disadvantages

  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
  • Printing on darker coloured products may require a base print
Decoration example for 2 Colour ScreenPrint
Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.
Decoration example for 2 Colour ScreenPrint

Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.

Advantages

  • Large print areas are achievable on flat products.
  • An economical decoration method for larger print runs or designs with only a few colours
  • Close PMS matches are able to be achieved

Disadvantages

  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
  • Printing on darker coloured products may require a base print
Decoration example for 3 Colour ScreenPrint
Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.
Decoration example for 3 Colour ScreenPrint

Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a fine mesh screen onto flat or fabric products. The screen is covered in a stencil that only allows ink through where the design requires.

Advantages

  • Large print areas are achievable on flat products.
  • An economical decoration method for larger print runs or designs with only a few colours
  • Close PMS matches are able to be achieved

Disadvantages

  • Full-colour designs and gradients are not possible
  • Each colour requires its own setup charge
  • Printing on darker coloured products may require a base print
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Description

Regular fit
Pullover hood, inset sleeves, kangaroo pocket
Mid weight, 290 GSM
80% cotton 20% polyester anti-pill fleece
Sleeve cuff ribbing, preshrunk to minimise shrinkage