A heavyweight French terry hoodie on the Lane Seven LS13001, black, with the Holy Stitch! Factory Fellowship crest printed small on the left chest.

The crest isn't decoration. HSFF is a 501c3 workforce development program in San Francisco that trains people in real garment production — pattern making, machine work, finishing. The crest marks the program.

French terry is the reason this one holds up. Looped back instead of brushed fleece, so it keeps its structure instead of pilling flat after a season. Heavier hand, cleaner drape, breathable enough to wear through a full shift. Ribbed cuffs and hem, double-needle stitching, front pouch pocket, drawcord hood.

• Lane Seven LS13001 — unisex sizing
• Black body, white crest on left chest
• Heavyweight French terry
• Ribbed cuffs and waistband, front pouch pocket
• Machine wash cold, tumble dry low

This hoodie is printed after you order it. Nothing is produced before someone wants it, which means:

• No dead inventory. We don't print 500 units and landfill what doesn't sell. Overproduction is one of the largest sources of waste in apparel, and on-demand cuts it at the source.
• No wasted capital. Money that would sit in unsold stock goes into the program instead.

Allow a few extra days for production before your order ships.

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