Hoodies on Joyagoo Spreadsheet

Fabric weight is the one thing a thumbnail can't tell you, and it decides both how a hoodie drapes and what it adds to the parcel. Some Weidian sellers list the fabric weight in grams per square metre; where they do, a higher number means a thicker, heavier piece. A stack of heavyweight fleece adds up quickly, so count it in before you choose a shipping line on Joyagoo.

When the intake photos come through, check that the graphic or embroidery is placed square on the chest, that the ribbing at the cuffs and hem is tight rather than wavy, and that the drawcord tips are finished. On full-zip hoodies, see whether the zip lies flat when closed. For knit sweaters, a detailed photo of the stitch up close ($0.22) is worth it when the knit pattern is the reason you're buying.

Many cuts in this rack are boxy or dropped at the shoulder by design, so the letter size says less than the chart does. Measure a hoodie you like laid flat: armpit to armpit, and collar to hem down the back. Match those two figures rather than the letter, and note the size you chose in the Joyagoo order remarks. If a cut is already roomy, going up a size for an oversized look can overshoot.

Expect logo hoodies from Supreme, Corteiz and Stussy, zip-ups from Balenciaga and Nike, and knitwear and polo-collar sweaters from Ralph Lauren. Joyagoo stores items free for 90 days from the day they are Stored, so a hoodie bought early in autumn can wait at the warehouse while the rest of a winter haul arrives. The full Joyagoo Spreadsheet covers every other category.