$98
Todd wanted a midweight sweatshirt with a soft hand feel, and this new style is the result. The fabric is a loopback French Terry meaning the exterior is smooth while the interior has the long, absorbent threads. Archival Champion details include a raglan sleeve, a left chest pocket that is cut and pressed using a special mold prior to application.
I love it. Worth every penny and I'm sure I'll be back for another one before the end of the year. These pocket crewnecks fit much slimmer than my hoodies and non-pocket crewneck sweatshirts from TS/Champion. Size up for the best fit - I am 5'8" and 178lbs and I'm happy with a large.
I'm 5-10 and ordered a large. The sweatshirt is nice and the fit is good except that it is about 3 inches shorter than a normal one.
I’d rather have one of these than 5 of ANY other sweatshirt that I own. The quality of the material used is obvious but the craftsmanship should also be praised highly. I own several other sweatshirts from TS and I know firsthand how well they hold up wash after wash after wash. No shrinkage. And a perfect fit. I’m 5’7” 155lbs and I prefer to go for a medium based on my preference. I like a little space and I does just that. A little space. No Bag. 5 stars.
I bought three of these sweatshirts: one black, one navy and one in antique grey mix. The black and navy fit perfectly and I would give them five stars, however the antique grey mix is definitely bigger. The collar is especially large, and looks like it's already been stretched out by someone with a massive, watermelon-sized head. This makes it more of a "wear at home" piece compared with the other two.
After reading the reviews I decided to go up a size as several ppl recommended to do so due to the short length. I’m 6’1-6’2 and about 190. I got an XL and the length is fine but it’s a little loose. I’d be interested to know if the large is really all that much shorter. I own several of the Todd Snyder/champion mid-weight hoodies in a large and they’re perfect. The quality is still second to none on this one, but if you’re tall and thin I’m not so sure I’d recommend.
