Cornflower — premium hoodie
- Premium hoodie with a floral motif sewn in a local sewing room from a draped knit fabric made in Poland. Large, durable and clear print made with modern DTF technology. Knitted fabric composition: 90% cotton, 10% polyester.
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The high quality edition of hoodies was created for our most demanding customers. Discreet pockets sewn on the sides provide a large printing area, and the use of moderns DTF technology allowed for excellent color reproduction and saturation.
Made in a local sewing room from knit fabric produced in Poland. The knitted fabric is draped, smooth, and finished with a soft fleece underneath. The material is pleasant to the touch, warm and comfortable - ideal for cold days.
- 90% cotton, 10% polyester
- Fabric weight: (310 gsm)
- Regular cut
- Black or navy blue
- Sewn in Poland
- Prominent DTF print
Cornflowers
Centaurea cyanus L.
Another inhabitant of the field meadow is the cornflower, a flower that has many different folk names, such as macchia, samosa or modrak. Although it is a common weed in Poland, its modish crown of tiny flowers adorns the meadow like blue jewels glittering in the sun. The cornflower, which blooms from May to September, is pollinated by butterflies, among others, and its fruits are dispersed by the wind and ants. Sometimes its seeds can go astray among fields and fallow land, and then, spreading along with the crops, cornflowers pierce the golden ears of wheat or rye with their flower baskets, or shine intensely among the wasteland like blue stars.
| Size | Width (A) | Length (B) | Sleeve (C) |
|---|---|---|---|
| xs | 54 cm | 65 cm | 58 cm |
| S | 55 cm | 67 cm | 60 cm |
| M | 57 cm | 68 cm | 60 cm |
| L | 60 cm | 69 cm | 61 cm |
| XL | 62 cm | 70 cm | 64 cm |
| XXL | 64 cm | 72 cm | 66 cm |
How to measure?
Hoodies are measured flat, loosely. The measurement, which can be found in the table, was taken at the location indicated by the arrows in the picture below:
