Women's Fashion Sweatshirt

About Product : 3Thread French Terry - 100% Cotton - 300 GSM

• French Terry : A knit fabric that has loops on the inside (towards the skin) and a flat knit surface on the outside. These loops absorb moisture, and offer comfort and some thermal insulation without being overly heavy.
• As a French Terry instead of full fleece (brushed) it offers a balance between comfort and warmth without being as heavy or insulating as fully brushed fleece. Good for moderate climates, layering, or premium casualwear.
• 3-Thread: In knit terms, a three-thread construction typically refers to a loop-knit fabric made with three yarns—commonly two face yarns + one loop/back yarn. That adds structure, weight, stability and a bit more durability compared to a simpler knit.
• This usually refers to the knitting / construction method: a 3‑thread setup. It can affect durability, thickness, and how the garment behaves (drape, stretch). It might indicate stronger seams / more robust finish.
• 100% Cotton: The fibre content is pure cotton (no blends). This gives natural-fibre benefits: breathability, good moisture absorption, natural feel.
• All cotton fibers; no synthetic blend. Gives natural comfort, breathability, softness, and moisture management. But also means certain trade‑offs: more shrinkage, maybe less stretch/recovery, may require specific care.
• 300 GSM : GSM = grams per square meter. It tells you how heavy / thick the fabric is. 300 GSM is considered medium‑to‑heavy French Terry — enough substance for durability and warmth, but still relatively breathable.

Key features & benefits :

• Because it’s 100% cotton and loop-type knit, it's comfortable and breathable. As described by one supplier: “natural fibres offer excellent moisture absorption … comfortable stretch and flexibility.”
• The 300 gsm weight gives it a substantial feel (not flimsy). Good for garments like hoodies, sweatshirts, heavier loungewear. For example: “perfect for cozy loungewear, hoodies, and sweatshirts.”
• The 3-thread knit construction adds structural stability compared to lighter or single-thread knits. It helps maintain shape, improves drape, and may resist sagging/pilling better.

Advantages :  

• High comfort and cotton natural fibre feel — good for premium wear.
• The loop/terry structure gives texture/interest rather than plain flat jersey.
• Heavier weight gives better drape, better “premium” feel, better structure (less limp) for garments.
• Good for transitional weather or layering – enough warmth but still breathable.