COMPARE THREE CREW NECK BLANKS
AWDis JH030 vs JH123 vs Gildan GD67 Sweatshirts
Three plain crew necks, three fits. Compare fabric weight, fit and print surfaces for a classic team sweatshirt, a fashion-fit crew neck or an oversized heavyweight drop.
Compare the catalogue specifications.
| Style | Weight | Composition | Fit & construction |
|---|---|---|---|
| JH030: AWDis Sweatshirt | 280 gsm | 80% ringspun cotton/20% polyester.* | Drop shoulder style. Fashion fit. Ribbed collar, cuffs and hem. Tear out label. |
| JH123: AWDis Signature Heavyweight Sweatshirt | 440 gsm | 70% ringspun cotton/20% polyester/10% recycled polyester.* | Drop shoulder style. Oversized fit. Ribbed collar, cuffs and hem. Tear out label. |
| GD67: Gildan SoftStyle® Midweight Crew Neck Sweatshirt | White 275 gsm, Cols 285 gsm | 80% ringspun cotton/20% polyester.* | Drop shoulder style. Classic fit. Ribbed collar, cuffs and hem with spandex. Tear out label. |
Open the product for its selected colour and size price, photographs, size guide and stock status.
The quickest way to pick a sample
Start with the look you want. AWDis JH030 lists a fashion fit at 280 gsm. Gildan GD67 lists a classic fit at 275 gsm in white and 285 gsm in colours. AWDis JH123 is the 440 gsm option and explicitly lists an oversized fit. Choose the silhouette first, then use the garment size guide to select a sample for the people who will wear it.
Compare the face fabric and the fleece inside
All three list brushed-back fleece and a drop shoulder. Both AWDis styles explicitly list a cotton face. The Gildan specification describes the brushed-back fleece and lists a cotton-rich blend. JH030 and GD67 both list 80% ringspun cotton and 20% polyester, while JH123 lists 70% ringspun cotton, 20% polyester and 10% recycled polyester. Each main composition carries a colour-variation note. Read the exact colour specification before choosing an ink, transfer or treatment.
Measure for the print you actually want
Put the approved artwork on a sample in the smallest size you expect to order. Check it against the ribbed neck, side seams and hem, then compare the position on your core sizes. A drop shoulder can move sleeve art relative to the shoulder. For embroidery, check puckering, coverage and the feel of the backing. Use your decorator’s settings for the selected colour and fabric, and check the washed result.
Plan the label and repeat order
All three specify a tear-out label. Examine the physical garment for any other labels and keep the required care and fibre information. Record the approved style, exact colour, size, finished placement and care test before you buy the full size mix. This comparison uses the supplier’s catalogue specifications. Order a sample to compare feel, fit and decoration on your own setup.
Build your sample shortlist.
These are plain catalogue garments to compare. Open a product to check its current colours, sizes, price and specification.
Find your starting point.
Compare garment photographs, fabric, weight and label details. Order from one garment; UK delivery is £8 plus 20% VAT (£9.60 including VAT), or free over £250 excluding VAT.
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