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Browse all Outdoor Voices sweatshirts →Candy Fleece Jacket
The verdict
Fit
Women's relaxed jacket cut. Candy fleece drapes soft and forgiving; fits true to size with generous room for layering. Expect plush, lightweight feel.
Quality
Candy fleece is durable for casual outdoor wear. Seams are reliable; the fabric resists heavy pilling compared to budget alternatives. Expect moderate durability across a season.
Is the price fair?
At $56.97 on sale, this is strong value for a colorful women's fleece jacket. The multi-color pattern adds visual interest at no premium to single-tone; sale price is excellent.
Best for
Women seeking casual, colorful fleece layers for hiking and everyday outdoor activities.
Care
Colored fleece benefits from inside-out washing to preserve dye vibrancy; tumble low.
What owners report about Outdoor Voices sweatshirts
Owners describe the sweatshirt and hoodie range as very soft and light — the CloudKnit pieces read as loungewear-weight comfort rather than heavy fleece, and one long-term wearer reports near-daily use of a cropped hoodie for months, praising its fleecy interior and clean, tightly woven face. Community sentiment has cooled, though: a trade write-up that counted recent posts on the brand's own subreddit found most skewed negative, with fans frustrated over fabric choices, pricing, and the lack of extended sizing.
- Strengths
- Reviewers repeatedly single out the softness and light weight of the fleece range, with CloudKnit called among the softest hoodie fabrics they have worn.
- Watch out for
- These are light lounge-weight fabrics rather than heavy fleece, and recent owner discussion skews negative on fabric choices and price for what you get.
- Sizing
- Extended sizing is limited — a recurring community complaint — and several women's styles are deliberately cut cropped.
About Outdoor Voices's sweatshirts line as a whole. Sources: Outdoor Voices Clothing Review - Honest Brand Reviews · Best Sweatshirt from Outdoor Voices - The Daily Beast · Outdoor Voices: That Was Then This Is Now - Snobette