Hoodies and sweatshirts your team reaches for first on a cold morning.

Most styles in this range are heavyweight, over 200 g/m² (grams per square metre), which means a substantial, warm garment that holds its shape and feels like quality in the hand. The classic choice for warmth is a cotton-blend fleece, soft and brushed on the inside, while midweight polyester sweatshirts, from 160 to 200 g/m², are lighter and dry quickly, which suits sport and active teams. Weight isn’t the only factor: the knit, the fibre and the fit all change how warm a garment feels, so if warmth matters for a team working outdoors through an Estonian autumn and winter, ask for blank samples of two styles and compare them in hand.

A crew-neck sweatshirt is the cleanest canvas, with no hood or cords to interrupt the logo, so it suits office teams and embroidered smart-casual uniforms. A pullover hoodie with a front pocket is the one people choose to wear at the weekend, which makes it strong for staff gifts, graduates, clubs and merchandise you want seen outside work. A zip hoodie layers easily over a shirt and comes off quickly indoors, which suits site teams, coaches and anyone moving between the van and the office. The range also includes knitted jumpers for a smarter look and a hi-vis sweatshirt for work near traffic or machinery; where it is certified, the product page states its class.

Not with cords in the hood. Under the European standard EN 14682, clothing for children up to about age 7 shouldn’t have drawstrings or functional cords in the hood or neck area, and cords on clothing for children up to 14 are limited. Compliance is the manufacturer’s responsibility, and we make sure our suppliers meet EU rules; for schools, kindergartens and junior clubs, tell us the age group and we’ll suggest suitable styles.

Adult sizes run from S to 2XL on almost every style, most go to 3XL and some start at XS or go up to 5XL, with women’s cuts and kids’ sizes on selected styles. Hoodies are often worn over other layers, so if your team will wear them over a shirt or uniform, many people prefer one size up, and the same goes for a relaxed look. Sizes differ between styles, so check the size chart on each product page. When it matters, ask for a sample in two sizes before you order the full run.

Yes. Graduation hoodies for basic schools, upper secondary schools, vocational schools, universities and clubs are a classic: a design on the front and every graduate’s name on the back. When the same list of names goes on every hoodie, it’s printed as one design, which keeps the cost down; a personal name or nickname on each hoodie is done with digital transfer. Send us the names as a spreadsheet and check every one on the proof, because spelling is what matters most to the people wearing them, õ, ä, ö, ü, š and ž included. Kids’ sizes are available on selected styles, and the size planner gives a starting split. Start early, well before the graduation season in June, so sizes can be collected and the proof signed off without a rush.

The chest is the classic position, usually at around 8 to 10 cm wide on the left, or centred above the pocket on a pullover hoodie. The back takes the largest design, which makes it the natural place for an event, a slogan or a list of names. Sleeves, cuffs and the hood are good for a small second logo, a web address or a year. On a zip hoodie a centre-chest design is split by the zip, so a left-chest logo usually works better. The pocket, cords and seams set the limits on each style, and the free mock-up shows exactly where everything sits; the method finder suggests a technique for each position.

Embroidery is the favourite on hoodies and sweatshirts: thick, soft fabric is an ideal base for stitching, which looks premium, won’t crack or peel and lasts as long as the garment. It suits logos on the chest, sleeve or hood. Print comes into its own for large, colourful or detailed designs: screen printing for a bold back print in solid colours on a larger run, and digital transfer for full-colour artwork, small runs and individual names. Many organisations combine the two, with an embroidered logo on the chest and a printed design on the back. We confirm the mix on your quote.

Only with care. Since 27 September 2026, EU rules (Directive (EU) 2024/825) ban generic environmental claims such as “eco” or “green” aimed at consumers unless recognised proof backs them, and a slogan on merchandise for the public counts. A specific fact, such as the recycled or organic content stated on the product page, is safer, and we can ask the supplier for its documentation before it goes on the proof.

A few things. Selling to the public makes you a seller to consumers, so under the General Product Safety Regulation (EU) 2023/988 the hoodies must be traceable, with the maker’s details on the product or its packaging, and the label must show the fibre composition. Compliance is the manufacturer’s responsibility; we make sure our suppliers meet EU rules, and we can ask the supplier for its documentation. Our quotes are excl. VAT, so work from the VAT-inclusive cost when you set your price.

Plan on around 7 to 14 working days of production once your proof is approved in writing and payment has been received, or payment terms have been agreed on a credit account, with embroidery usually towards the longer end. Delivery comes on top: allow at least about 5 working days after dispatch, and a little longer to the Estonian islands and remote addresses, which we check for each order. Every date is an estimate until we confirm it in writing. Hoodies are in demand in autumn and before Christmas, so order early and tell us the date you’re working to.

We don’t set one, because it depends on the style, the branding and the delivery address. What’s fixed is our Christmas closure, from the end of Friday 18 December 2026 to Monday 4 January 2027, and the 24 to 26 December public holidays. Count back from your hand-out date with about 7 to 14 working days of production plus delivery, put the date in your brief, and we’ll tell you straight away whether it works.

Every order is quoted individually, because the unit price moves with the garment and its weight, the branding method, the stitch count or number of print colours, the number of positions, the quantity and the delivery, and larger sizes can cost a little more. Embroidery is priced by stitch count, so a compact chest logo costs less than a large, dense design. Quotes are in euros, excl. VAT, with the VAT treatment stated: Estonian VAT at 24 % on every delivery in Estonia, and normally the reverse charge only for delivery to a VAT-registered business in its own EU country. Any set-up is shown openly. Your contract and invoice are with Swish and Click OÜ (registry code 17301303, VAT number EE102889941). Pay a pro forma invoice by bank transfer before production or, once approved, buy on agreed payment terms with a credit account.