Lay the hoodie flat with the front facing down. Fold each sleeve across the
back so they lie straight. Fold the hoodie in half vertically, then fold it
again horizontally. To make it compact, tuck the hood over the folded body like
a pouch.

Turn the sweatshirt inside out, wash it in hot water, and then dry it on
high heat. Cotton sweatshirts will usually shrink more than blends. Repeat the
process if more shrinkage is needed, but be cautious to avoid over-shrinking.

Blot (don’t rub) the stain right away. Apply a small amount of stain
remover, dish soap, or a paste of baking soda and water directly to the spot.
Let it sit for 10–15 minutes, then wash the sweatshirt according to the care
label. Tough stains may require repeating the process.

A hooded sweatshirt, often called a “hoodie,” is a pullover or zip-up
sweatshirt that includes a hood. Many designs also feature a front pouch pocket
and drawstrings to adjust the hood. It’s a versatile casual garment that
provides both comfort and warmth.

Turn the hoodie inside out to protect prints or embroidery. Wash it in cold
water on a gentle cycle with similar colors. Use mild detergent and avoid harsh
bleach. For best results, air-dry or tumble dry on low to prevent shrinking and
fading.

Check the care label first. If the fur is real, it usually requires
professional dry cleaning. For faux fur, spot-clean with a damp cloth and mild
soap. If machine-washable, turn the hoodie inside out, place it in a laundry
bag, and wash on a delicate cycle with cold water. Always air-dry to keep the
fur fluffy.