Comfort Colors 1566
Adult Crewneck Sweatshirt
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Description
About this product
Garment-dyed crewneck sweatshirt in 9.5 oz 80/20 cotton-polyester fleece with set-in-sleeve construction and relaxed fit. Ring-spun yarn, woven label, and DTG, DTF, embroidery, and screen print compatibility.
At a glance
What to know
- 9.5 oz heavyweight 80/20 cotton-polyester fleece
- Garment-dyed finish with woven label
- Set-in-sleeve construction with relaxed fit
- DTG, DTF, embroidery, and screen print compatible
Product notes
More details
Material & Blend
The Comfort Colors 1566 is a 9.5 oz crewneck sweatshirt in an 80/20 cotton-polyester blend with ring-spun yarn. The cotton-dominant blend keeps cotton as the primary fiber and includes 20% polyester. At 9.5 oz this sits in the heavyweight fleece tier.
Construction & Fit
Set-in-sleeve construction differentiates this from tubular-knit tees in the Comfort Colors line. The relaxed fit provides a generous silhouette typical of the brand. Crew neckline with long sleeves and woven label.
Print Compatibility
Compatible with DTG, DTF, embroidery, and screen print. The heavyweight fleece provides a stable surface for embroidery, and the cotton-dominant blend supports DTG ink absorption.
Buyer FAQ
Common questions
- What fabric is the Comfort Colors 1566 made of?
- 80% cotton, 20% polyester at 9.5 oz, with ring-spun yarn and garment-dyed product identity.
- What print methods work with the Comfort Colors 1566?
- DTG, DTF, embroidery, and screen print. The cotton-dominant blend absorbs DTG ink well, and the heavyweight fleece provides a stable embroidery surface.
- How does the 1566 compare to the Comfort Colors 1466?
- The 1566 is heavier (9.5 oz vs 6.4 oz) and uses an 80/20 cotton-poly blend instead of 100% cotton. It also has set-in-sleeve construction versus the 1466's tubular knit.
- What fit does the Comfort Colors 1566 have?
- Relaxed fit with a generous silhouette. Consistent with the relaxed sizing across the Comfort Colors range.