Description
This high-quality hoodie strikes the ideal balance between comfort and durability
- 300 g/m² – Heavyweight and insulating, ideal for colder days while maintaining a soft, premium feel.
- 80% cotton / 20% polyester – Designed for durability and comfort.
- LSF (Low Shrinkage Fleece) treatment to minimize shrinkage and maintain fit after washing.
- 3-thread brushed interior made from combed cotton for superior softness and warmth.
- Set-in sleeves for a clean, structured silhouette.
- Oxford grey contrast neck tape.
- Ribbed cuffs and hem for a snug and polished finish.
- STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certified – N° CQ1007/7, IFTH – ensuring the highest safety and quality standards.
Embroidery: The Highest Level of Branding
Machine embroidery is the most durable way to apply designs. The threads deeply blend into the fabric, ensuring the design remains sharp, long-lasting, and retains its color for a long time. The embroidery is of premium quality, and each product is a unique piece of artwork that is both durable and elegant.
The Sonnenrad, also known as the Sun Wheel or Sun Cross, is a symbol that has been used throughout history and across various cultures. It is characterized by a circular design with radial lines extending from the center, resembling the rays of the sun. While the Sonnenrad has different interpretations and meanings depending on the context, it is primarily associated with the sun and its life-giving qualities.
Historically, the Sonnenrad symbol has been found in ancient civilizations such as the Norse, Celtic, and Germanic cultures. In these cultures, it was often associated with the sun god and represented power, fertility, and the cycle of life. The symbol’s circular shape signifies wholeness and eternity, while the radiating lines symbolize the sun’s energy and light.
Today, the Sonnenrad symbol continues to be used by individuals and groups who embrace its historical and spiritual meanings. It is often seen in art, jewelry, and other forms of self-expression. While its interpretation may vary, the Sonnenrad remains a symbol of the sun’s power and the cyclical nature of life.
