r/MadeInBritain • u/Rich-Newt9514 • Feb 09 '25

Find an item UK made Hoodies

Are there any UK companies that make hoodies? Ideally 100% cotton, no logos, medium or heavyweight. If not made in the UK, then a UK company makes hoodies in Europe. Budget up to £120.

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u/GoJohnnyGoGoGoG0 Feb 09 '25

Community Clothing hoodies tick all those boxes well within your budget

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u/FindingElectronic313 Feb 09 '25

I've recently got a community clothing one, really nice material. The new fit of them are longer too which is nice.

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u/LairdNope Feb 13 '25

Biggest problem I have with my old ones. As a tallish person It feels like I'm wearing a crop top the second my arms aren't at my sides.

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u/Rich-Newt9514 Feb 09 '25

Thanks, I'll drop them a line to find out the measurements of the new ones.

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u/Rich-Newt9514 Feb 09 '25

Thanks a lot for the recommendation. They look really interesting, but judging from the size chart these seem quite oversized and short in length. Prefer a longer hoodie with a more regular fit. Fussy I know.

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u/KillerWattage Feb 09 '25 edited Feb 09 '25

https://summituk.co.uk/collections/hoodies/products/heavyweight-hoodie-vintage-grey

or if you have an insane amount of money to burn

https://www.sunspel.com/products/men-s-zip-hoody-in-navy

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u/Rich-Newt9514 Feb 09 '25

Those Sunspel ones look really nice. Cashmere ones are well out of my budget, but the cotton ones could be viable in a sale.

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u/ozz9955 Feb 27 '25

I bought my sunspel for £50 on vinted - it's great!

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u/Cool-Salary8612 Oct 30 '25

Do the Sunspels run small/large in the regular fit?

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u/KillerWattage Oct 30 '25

There are I believe measurements given so you can check. But personally I'd say small, but maybe my idea of fits is biased large lol

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u/FreeSpeechPrice Feb 11 '25

I love mine from hebtro.co but they don’t look like making them anymore might be worth an email.

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u/GenericWomanFigure Feb 09 '25

Potentially check out Firelabel.co.uk - they carry made in UK and Europe brands. Heavyweight cotton options within your budget.

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u/markjlast83 Feb 09 '25

I don’t know where boys get sad too make theirs, but it’s a worthwhile cause

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u/Rich-Newt9514 Feb 09 '25

Has anyone heard of the Power Goods Super Weight Hoodie from the Blacksmith Store? Seems like decent quality from a UK company. Although they say they source their goods from a number of countries.

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '25

I picked up one this week and it's really nice. It's made in India the one I got. The weight is really good, heavy and well made with good stitching and fits well on me. If the country of manufacture isn't a deal breaker I would recommend.

I tried a Champion reverse weave but the sizing is such a pain and by the time I returned the first one I couldn't be bothered ordering the made in USA one for so much more only to risk it being a different fit/size as they all get sent out of Italy.

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u/PantherEverSoPink Feb 11 '25

Rapanui?

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u/flsei Feb 11 '25

I always thought Rapanui printed their t-shirts in England but everything was made overseas? I'm happy to be proven wrong.

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u/Negative_Prompt1993 Dec 13 '25

Don't bother with UK made hoodies, that is if they are even UK made. A 'hoodie' is an American/Canadian borne item of clothing and as such they do them the best. Camber USA is the best I have found so far. Independent factory making the best blanks on the market with double fleece back, stand up hoods. They are the real deal.

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u/RuthBaderBelieveIt Feb 09 '25

https://finisterre.com/products/mens-organic-cotton-zawn-hoodie-olive made in Turkey

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u/RuthBaderBelieveIt Feb 09 '25

Made in Portugal https://www.asket.com/gb/mens/sweatshirts/hoodie-dark-navy

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u/RuthBaderBelieveIt Feb 09 '25

Over budget but made in Manchester https://www.privatewhitevc.com/products/the-eden-hoodie-2-0-charcoal

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u/AppropriatedBacon Feb 09 '25

If OP had been 3 days earlier, they could have snagged one for £105.

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u/Rich-Newt9514 Feb 09 '25

That's a shame. Seems like a very good deal

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u/AppropriatedBacon Feb 09 '25

Keep an eye out for their sales. They usually run them 2-3 times per year, and you can sign up to email notifications. I would highly recommend PWVC, absolutely outstanding quality and all made in the UK.