
Lane Seven
When you need a versatile hoodie that works for team uniforms, corporate giveaways, or a cozy street‑wear line, the Lane Seven LS24001 is a perfect canvas. Made from a soft polyester fleece blend (13‑13.9 oz), it feels warm yet breathable, and the tear‑away label lets you keep branding clean. Choose from six on‑trend colors and a full size range from XS to 3XL, so every member of your crew can find a fit. Our low minimums let you start with just 24 pieces for screen printing, while DTF and dye‑sublimation options give you full‑color edge‑to‑edge designs without a large run. All materials meet responsible sourcing standards, so you can feel good about every order. Whether you’re adding a bold logo, an intricate artwork, or a subtle monogram, we’ll print, sublimate, or DTF your artwork with crisp, lasting results. Ready to turn a simple hoodie into a branded statement? Let PrintHabit handle the production while you focus on growing your brand.
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.
Screen printing requires a 24‑piece minimum, which keeps the cost per hoodie low while still delivering high‑quality ink coverage.
Yes. Both DTF and dye‑sublimation support full‑color, edge‑to‑edge designs, perfect for detailed logos or artwork.
All fabrics are made from responsibly sourced polyester fleece, meeting our sustainability standards for eco‑friendly apparel.
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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 →