Review on Hanes Smart Fleece Pullover X Large Boys' Clothing: Comfort and Style Combined! by Jeff Johnson

Situation: At my son's school, the sweaters have to match the uniform shirts, and each class has a specific color. White for 5th grade, dark blue for 8th grade. Dead easy! But seventh grade? Blue. Not the worst, but not as easy as the other two. On top of that, my neurodivergent (ADHD) child, who is picky about certain tissues, is a bit more complicated. 🥴General: It was a bit baggy for us, but he likes it that way. He is thin, small, 13 years old (we are from Southeast Asia). The pocket is large enough to hold a smartphone but not narrow enough to prevent it from falling out. There are NO WATER SHIPS on the hood, but he still doesn't use them. And they are always lost in this family. Oh, and it hung a little on the wrist. photo attached. The material is thin enough to wear on sunny autumn days, but thick enough to protect against a drizzle. It's easy to layer as it's not too bulky, which is good for him as he always needs a winter jacket. It's pretty soft to begin with, so it can wear out quicker than the thicker and slightly more "factory" ones. fresh”, but it's ok for us. It's only one school year. We can put it away until our youngest son wears it for those who print their own designs on sweaters. Update in a few months!