What is the difference between these A&F hoodies?

[darklide]

The first one is made from 60% cotton, 40% polyester.

The last two are made from 85% cotton, 15% polyester.

Does that mean that the last two are better made?

Also does green look better?

 

[zuben el genub]

Cotton is a natural fiber. It seems to last longer (if good quality). Most quilters only use 100% cotton. It is supposed to breath with you. The poly will make ironing not needed.
It does not mean that the hoodies are better made. They can skimp on the stitching which will make seams rip out. You would have to look more closely at the workmanship. If the higher poly content one is better constructed, I would say buy that one. Higher price does not necessarily mean better made.

I have sweatshirts that I made that have lasted over 20 years. The seams have held together and the fabric has not stretched.

 

[darklide]

I would like to add that I have a 34 inch chest and was wondering what size should I go for? The small would make the most sense ,but I think the medium large would be better?

 

[momoceio]

$80 for a hoodie...I don't get it

 

[pantlesspenguin]

If you're willing to forgo the Abercrombie label, I found a hoodie from Aeropostale that you might like, & it's on sale for $25. It basically looks just like the ones you're looking at.

Circle Appliqu

 

[ninja_reject]

The second yellow is brighter and prettier. And I like the logo on the sleeve better. Idk, I am sure they are all great quality.

 

[ElasticNinja]

$80 for a hoodie...I don't get it

I spent that much on a hoodie once

Prices are really ridiculous, especially for a decent pair of pants