
AllPro
You’ll love the balance of comfort and performance that the AllPro STF870 men’s stretch quarter‑zip fleece offers. Made from a soft polyester fleece blend with a touch of spandex, this pullover feels relaxed yet moves with you, thanks to moisture‑management technology and sustainable manufacturing. Choose from five classic colors and a full size range from XS to 4XL, then personalize it with your logo or artwork using DTF, screen printing (24‑piece minimum) or dye‑sublimation. The tear‑away label, side seams, and durable 9‑9. 9 oz fabric give it a professional look that stands up to daily wear, making it perfect for team uniforms, corporate giveaways, or casual streetwear. Whether you’re ordering a handful for a local event or bulk hoodies with logo for a nationwide campaign, PrintHabit’s fast turnaround and expert finishing keep your brand looking sharp.
Our guarantee: we stand behind our print quality — a printing or adhesion defect, we’ll remake it or refund you. We print exactly what you approve, so please check spelling and artwork on your proof before you sign off.
You can personalize this fleece with DTF (direct‑to‑film), screen printing (minimum 24 pieces) or dye‑sublimation, giving you vibrant, long‑lasting results.
PrintHabit offers low minimums on all decoration options. The only exception is screen printing, which requires a 24‑piece minimum to start production.
Machine wash cold with like colors, tumble dry low, and avoid bleach. This keeps the fabric’s moisture‑management properties and your printed design looking fresh.
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Choose the technique that fits your artwork — each links to its full method guide.
Best for bold spot colors and large runs.
Screen Printing guide →Full-color, photographic detail at any quantity.
DTF Printing guide →All-over, edge-to-edge dye designs.
Dye-Sublimation guide →Texture, metallics, and specialty inks.
UV / Specialty guide →Permanent engraving and marking on rigid materials.
Laser Engraving guide →Banners, decals, and rigid signs.
Signage guide →