expired Posted by snowbelt • 4d ago
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expired Posted by snowbelt • 4d ago
May 5, 2025 12:18 AM
Hanes Men's EcoSmart Fleece Hoodie Sweatshirt (2 Colors)
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- They shrink quite a bit.
- Be prepared to have all your other clothes covered in colored lint from the inside of this hoodie and a whole lot of it.
- The neck hole is oddly tight and suffocating compared to the rest of the hoodie.
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- They shrink quite a bit.
- Be prepared to have all your other clothes covered in colored lint from the inside of this hoodie and a whole lot of it.
- The neck hole is oddly tight and suffocating compared to the rest of the hoodie.
- They shrink quite a bit.
- Be prepared to have all your other clothes covered in colored lint from the inside of this hoodie and a whole lot of it.
- The neck hole is oddly tight and suffocating compared to the rest of the hoodie.
I have a couple of the full zipper version of this and haven't had those issues. I always use dryer sheets when I wash them, so that probably helps with the lint.
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- They shrink quite a bit.
- Be prepared to have all your other clothes covered in colored lint from the inside of this hoodie and a whole lot of it.
- The neck hole is oddly tight and suffocating compared to the rest of the hoodie.
The lint is a big problem for these Hanes hoodies, or their sweatshirts. I made the mistake of wearing white T-shirt's underneath.
Dryer sheets don't really help.
Agreed, not good, but there actually are some uses for these. You're doing some nasty cool/cold weather yard work, working on a car, in the shop/studio, fixing your outhouse (wear hazmat), etc. When you're doing a lousy, dirty, filthy, job, these can sorta work.
I bought one of these a long time ago and used it for painting, etc. The sleeves lost their elastic and stretched out in about a month forcing me to roll them up, but it kept me from worrying about it. A real crappy sweat shirt for crappy jobs.
Second this. Polyester flops around after a few washes