I ordered, one after the other and returned, one after the other three of four different colors of this Hanes sweatshirt. I ordered the ones labeled 90% cotton, 10% polyester.
The label in each of the first three I received read 65/35. So I return them one after the other until I finally got one labeled 90/10.
I ordered them in preference of color, so wound up with my least favorite color of the four because the blend is more important to me than the color. This one seems stiffer with a harder hand than the previous ones.
I’ll note that many of the colors available for this sweatshirt are advertised on the seller’s site as 65/35. I specifically did not order one of those but rather ordered only ones labeled 90/10. I did that only because I could not find one that is 100% cotton.
I ordered this to replace a 20 or 30 year old Hanes 100% cotton sweatshirt that is finally starting to show some wear around the elbows. I’m guessing this one will look worse than that in 20 or 30 months.
What a waste of everybody’s time and energy, not to mention all the pollution getting them back-and-forth. All because of false advertising on the part of one of Amazon’s suppliers.
Customers say this fits true to size.
| Too small | | 137 |
| Somewhat small | | 224 |
| True to size | | 4,822 |
| Somewhat large | | 692 |
| Too large | | 395 |
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