HCH Logo Hoodie (Charcoal)

Our logo shirt is made out of 50% cotton and 50% polyester fabric. The versatility and adaptability of 50/50 blends make them a good choice for indoor settings that need high levels of durability, longevity, or washing. The 50/50 blend also feels lighter on the body and is less likely to shrink or wrinkle than pure cotton clothes. Polyester is easy to mix and match with many other materials. Fabrics made from 100% cotton might not last as long as those made from a mix of cotton and polyester. Thus, polyester and cotton blends are more durable than fabrics only made 100% from cotton or polyester.
Moreover, standard clothes made of 100% polyester will be stretchy and warm. But those made with a mix of 50% polyester and 50% cotton will keep the best qualities of both fabrics.

Cotton does an excellent job of letting heat pass through when it is humid. This makes clothes made out of cotton great for summer clothes. On the other hand, polyester fabric is a popular choice for outdoor clothing that keeps you dry in bad weather.
Poly-cotton clothes are breathable, don't tear easily, and can be made into fabrics that are resistant to wear and tear. Even though poly-cotton blends aren't usually as cheap as pure polyester, they are much more comfortable and versatile than those made solely from cotton or polyester.

Polyester is a synthetic material, so if it gets too hot, the fibers can break down, and the fabric can get damaged. Because of this, the best way to take care of polyester is to wash it in cold water.
A fabric made of a mix of cotton and polyester can shrink more easily than a fabric made of polyester by itself. Thus, when washing cotton-polyester items, it is best to use cold water because warm water can cause the clothes to shrink a little, especially if they are brand new.
You should only wash your clothes in warm water if they are filthy. Also, you should only put in clothes with similar colors and separate anything with dark dyes. To eliminate tough stains and dirt, use a strong detergent with enzymes to help break them down. Add the amount that the machine says to based on the load size.

A 50/50 blend of cotton and polyester is much less likely to wrinkle than cotton. If you want to skip the extra step of ironing the clothes, this combination is a much better choice. However, you can still iron the HCH logo hoodie if you prefer.
Cotton and cotton blends can handle a hot iron, but polyester blends need a lower temperature setting. Start with a low heat setting and slowly turn it up until the wrinkles in the hoodie start to smooth out.
A fabric made of a mix of cotton and polyester can be shrunk more quickly than a fabric made of polyester by itself. Because of this, you'll need to use a lower temperature to maintain the hoodie's size.