Pullover Hoodie - Heavyweight Terry

Third-party coverage of this line comes from the raw-denim niche and centers on the heavyweight Japanese French terry hoodies, made under a knitwear project co-founded by the brand's sales director. One reviewer describes the 701gsm double-heavyweight fabric as like wearing two sweatshirts at the same time, all cotton with no spandex or elastane, while a stockist review of the looped Super Looper terry says the inside feels like being wrapped in a childhood towel. Editorial coverage of the heaviest 825gsm version, knit on circular machines in Wakayama and offered in a naturally colored organic-cotton edition, lists prices from $398. Reviewers caution that the dense knit doesn't give the way a regular hoodie does and advise against wearing it for intense activity.

Strengths

Reviewers consistently point to the sheer density of the Japan-knit French terry — among the heaviest hoodie fabrics covered in the niche — yet describe it as cozy rather than stiff.

Watch out for

The all-cotton knit has little give compared with a regular hoodie, runs hot and heavy for active wear, the heaviest versions cost several hundred dollars, and popular colorways sell out quickly.

Sizing

One reviewer of the double-heavyweight hoodie says sizing is standard despite the Japanese production, so ordering your usual size works.

About Naked & Famous's hoodies line as a whole. Sources: Why Wonder Looper Made (Probably) The World's Heaviest Hoodie and Tee | Stridewise · Wonder Looper: Super Looper Fabric Review | Danali · Wonder Looper Drops Its Double Heavyweight French Terry in Foxfibre | Heddels