Quince
8 honest picks, running $20–$60 at the staple level, with owner-sourced reads on how each line holds up. No sponsored picks.
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How Quince's lines hold up
Quince hoodies: what owners report
Coverage splits along Quince's two hoodie families. Reviewers of the cashmere hoodies call them well-made and unusually soft for the money — one describes the Mongolian cashmere pullover hoodie as "incredibly well-made," another says it "easily looks like it cost double the price." The consistent caveat is pilling: a long-term reviewer concluded the cashmere pills faster than costlier cashmere because Quince uses shorter fibers to hold the price down, and recommends combing it every few wears, while a 2024 revision is reported as thicker and less prone to pilling than earlier stock. On the cotton side, a menswear try-on reviewer found the organic heavyweight fleece hoodie genuinely substantial, crediting the fleece backing, though he had to exchange the small for a medium.
- Strengths
- Softness and perceived value are the recurring wins — reviewers repeatedly say the cashmere reads as far more expensive than it costs, and the cotton fleece is reported as properly thick rather than thin.
- Watch out for
- Pilling is the standing complaint on the cashmere hoodies, they need regular combing to stay presentable, and at least one reviewer reported small holes appearing in a machine-washed cashmere hoodie.
- Sizing
- Cashmere hoodies are reported true to size with a loose, slouchy drape; the organic cotton fleece hoodie fits closer, and one reviewer sized up after the small was too tight.
About Quince's hoodies line as a whole. Sources: Quince Cashmere Review: Every Piece I Own, Honestly Ranked · Quince Haul Review: Here's What's Worth Buying (And Not) · Quince Mongolian Cashmere Hoodie Review + 5 Cozy Outfit Ideas · Quince Menswear Review: The Best Apparel Essentials (Regular Guy Try-on)