Shown: Charcoal Triblend
J. AmericaStyle 8435 · Hoodies
Men's Omega Stretch Hooded Sweatshirt
A blank hooded sweatshirt from the J. America line, offered in 4 colors in size S. Cataloged on VisePrint with full fabric specs and decoration-ready details.
- Excellent for embroidery
- 51/43/6 rayon/polyester/elastane stretch and sueded at 8 oz/yd²
- WRAP certified
- ⚠ DTG printing: not recommended — Polyester-dominant fabric is a poor DTG substrate; choose DTF or screen printing instead.
- ⚠ Sublimation: not recommended — Cotton-dominant fabric does not bond sublimation dye.
Final pricing depends on garment quantity, decoration method, print locations, and artwork requirements.
Colors 4— Charcoal Triblend
Charcoal Triblend
Navy Triblend
Red Triblend
Silver Grey Triblend
Available sizes
Availability — Charcoal Triblend
| Size | Status | Local pickup (Chicagoland) | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | Limited | — |
Last inventory sync: July 12, 2026 · local pickup stock held near Lockport, IL. Distributor network totals — not live stock; availability is reconfirmed on every quote before production.
Key specifications
- Fabric composition
- 51/43/6 rayon/polyester/elastane stretch and sueded
- Fabric weight
- 8 oz/yd²
- Fabric type
- Not stated
- Yarn
- Not stated
- Construction
- Not stated
- Label
- Not stated
- Cut for
- Men's
- Fit
- Not stated
- Sizes
- S
- Colors
- 4
- Country of origin
- China
- Sustainability
- WRAP certified
Decoration compatibility
VisePrint guidance derived from this garment's stated fabric and construction — not manufacturer claims.
Screen printing
Good
Blended fabric prints reliably; match the ink system to the dominant fiber.
- Dye-migration risk on polyester content — use a low-bleed or poly-specific ink system and cure at lower temperatures.
- Stretch content — use an ink with good elongation to avoid cracking.
DTF transfer
Good
Compatible with this fabric type at correct press temperature and pressure.
DTG printing
Not Recommended
Polyester-dominant fabric is a poor DTG substrate; choose DTF or screen printing instead.
- Water-based DTG ink absorbs poorly into polyester and can wash out — pretreat and test.
Embroidery
Excellent
Midweight-plus fabric supports dense stitch counts without distortion.
- Stretch fabric — hoop with light tension and use a ballpoint needle.
Heat transfer
Good
Standard HTV and transfers apply well at the correct temperature for this fiber mix.
Sublimation
Not Recommended
Cotton-dominant fabric does not bond sublimation dye.
Decoration results can vary by equipment, ink, transfer material, garment color, and production settings. Always test before beginning a full production run.
Fit and sizing
Fit category not stated, cut for men's wear · sizes S.
Garment measurements in inches, laid flat.
| Measurement | S |
|---|---|
| Body Length | 26 |
| Chest Width (Laid Flat) | 20 |
| Sleeve Length (From Center Back) | 34 |
Fabric and construction
Recommended applications
The stated attributes don't point to a specific program type — request a sample to evaluate it against your use case.
Similar alternatives
- · Similar weight (8 vs 8 oz)
- · Also Excellent for embroidery
- · Covers XS–4XL
- · Similar weight (8.5 vs 8 oz)
- · Also Excellent for embroidery
- · Covers XS–3XL
- · Similar weight (8.3 vs 8 oz)
- · Also Excellent for embroidery
- · Covers XXS–3XL
- · Similar weight (8 vs 8 oz)
- · Also Excellent for embroidery
- · Covers XS–4XL
Terms used on this page
- Rayon (Viscose)
- Rayon (viscose) is a semi-synthetic fiber made by dissolving wood pulp cellulose and re-spinning it into filament, prized for a silky drape neither cotton nor polyester can match.
- Polyester
- Polyester is a synthetic, petroleum-based fiber prized for durability, quick-dry performance, and colorfastness, but prone to dye migration under screen-print inks.
- Spandex (Elastane)
- Spandex, also called elastane, is a synthetic stretch fiber blended in small percentages into fitted and athletic apparel to add four-way stretch and recovery.
- Tri-Blend
- Tri-blend fabric mixes cotton, polyester, and rayon in one yarn, producing an especially soft, drapey tee with a naturally heathered, faded print look.
- Raglan Sleeve
- A raglan sleeve is cut in one piece with the shoulder, creating a diagonal seam from underarm to collar instead of a rounded shoulder seam.
- WRAP Certification
- WRAP Certification is a factory-level audit verifying that a specific sewing facility meets labor, safety, and workplace standards under 12 defined principles.