A custom sweatshirt is a hoodless pullover printed or embroidered with your photo, logo, team name or words, as a gift, a class or reunion piece, a company layer or a family set. Crewnecks make up most of the shelf, from everyday and brushed fleece to heavyweight, garment-dyed and pigment-dyed styles, organic and recycled sweatshirts, French terry and loopback terry, oversized and relaxed fits, and raglan crewnecks with sleeves cut up to the collar. Beyond the classic crewneck there are women's boxy, cropped, cowl neck and balloon sleeve styles, a drop shoulder sweatshirt, a side pocket crewneck, and tie-dye and garment-dyed v-necks. Embroidered crewnecks and an embroidered fleece pullover carry a stitched logo, and several sweatshirts are printed edge to edge, sleeves included. Youth, kids' and toddler sweatshirts cover the family. Prices run CHF 17.92–CHF 60.60 depending on the style. Upload a photo, logo or text, place it on the front or back, and check the preview before you pay.
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The classic crewneck has a round ribbed collar and set-in sleeves, which leaves a clean, flat front and back for a large design. Raglan crewnecks have sleeves that run in one piece to the collar, for a sportier look. The women's boxy and cropped sweatshirts are shorter and wider, the cowl neck adds a soft draped collar, and the v-neck styles open the neckline.
Heavyweight and fleece sweatshirts feel structured and warm, while lightweight, French terry and featherweight styles suit layering and milder weather. The tie-dye v-neck carries its own dyed pattern behind your design, so bold artwork reads best on it.
The embroidered crewnecks and fleece pullover give a stitched chest logo or monogram; on fleece, keep lettering generous, as the embroidery design guide explains. Many other sweatshirts here are printed straight into the fabric, which suits a photograph; see the guide to printing photos onto garments. The edge-to-edge sweatshirts are printed as flat fabric and then sewn, so a design covers the sleeves and sides too, and the guide to edge-to-edge garments covers placement.
Want a hood? See custom hoodies. For a zip collar, try custom quarter-zips; for a T-shirt-weight crop, custom crop tops; for matching bottoms, custom sweatpants; and for a lighter long sleeve, custom long sleeve shirts.