Men's wholesale hoodies — pullover and zip fleece from blank brands and distributors.
The hoodie is the workhorse garment of the imprint business: the piece that carries team logos, company branding, event graphics and streetwear labels, and the anchor of every fleece program. Wholesale hoodies are sold two ways - as branded blanks through national distributors, and directly from blank manufacturers - to printers, embroiderers and retailers. The directory below collects both, alongside this section's sweatshirt and blanks pages.

Independent Trading Co. : Independent Trading Co. is a wholesale blank apparel brand best known for midweight and heavyweight fleece, including pullover and zip-up hoodies. It sells through authorized distributors to screen printers, brands and retailers.
Lane Seven Apparel : Lane Seven Apparel is a wholesale blank apparel brand specializing in premium 3-end fleece hoodies, sweatshirts and sweatpants. It requires a wholesale account and supplies decorators, brands and resellers. Location: Irwindale, CA.
BELLA + CANVAS : BELLA + CANVAS is a wholesale blank apparel brand offering fleece pullover and zip-up hoodies alongside tees and tanks. It sells to printers and brands directly and through apparel distributors.
S&S Activewear : S&S Activewear is a national wholesale distributor of blank apparel, including hoodies and fleece from dozens of brands. It sells only to businesses such as printers, embroiderers and promotional products companies.
Alpha Broder : Alpha Broder is a wholesale distributor of blank imprintable apparel, including hoodies, fleece and sweatshirts from major blank brands. It supplies decorators and promotional products businesses across North America.
SanMar : SanMar is a wholesale supplier of imprintable apparel, including hoodies and fleece under brands such as Port & Company and Sport-Tek. It sells to screen printers, embroiderers and promotional products distributors.
Gildan : Gildan manufactures blank apparel at scale, including its Heavy Blend and Softstyle fleece hoodies and sweatshirts. Its blanks are sold wholesale through distributors to printers and apparel decorators worldwide.
Next Level Apparel : Next Level Apparel is a wholesale blank apparel brand offering fleece hoodies, French terry styles, tees and tanks. It supplies printers and brands through its own wholesale program and distributors.
Tultex : Tultex is a wholesale blank apparel brand offering fleece hoodies and sweatshirts alongside tees for printing. Its blanks are sold through apparel distributors to decorators and clothing brands.
JERZEES : JERZEES manufactures blank fleece apparel, including its NuBlend pullover and zip-up hoodies and sweatshirts. Its blanks are sold wholesale through distributors for screen printing and embroidery.
American Apparel : American Apparel sells blank basics, including fleece hoodies and sweatshirts, through its wholesale program for printers and businesses. Its styles are also available through wholesale apparel distributors.
Shaka Wear : Shaka Wear is a wholesale blank apparel brand known for heavyweight streetwear styles, including heavyweight hoodies and fleece. It supplies blank garments to printers, brands and retailers.
Hoodies are specified by fabric weight and blend. Lightweight fleece around 6-8 ounces suits layering and warm climates; midweight 8-10 ounce fleece is the volume standard for team and corporate wear; heavyweight fleece of 10 ounces and up - including the cross-knit and premium three-end fleeces in the listings - is what streetwear and retail-quality programs are built on. Cotton-rich faces print and embroider best; polyester-rich blends hold color and resist shrinkage.
Construction separates a program garment from a giveaway: double-lined hoods, twill neck tape, split kangaroo pockets that do not sag, and side-seamed bodies that keep their shape through washing. When comparing quotes across the brands and distributors listed here, compare ounce weight and blend first - price differences usually trace straight back to them.
Blank manufacturers design the garment; distributors warehouse everyone's. A decorator buying one brand in depth may open a direct account, but most printers and small brands buy through the national distributors in the listings, which stock dozens of brands in regional warehouses for next-day ground delivery and consolidate the whole fleece order on one invoice.
Buy for the decoration you actually run. Screen printing wants a smooth, cotton-rich face; embroidery wants fleece stable enough to hold a stitch-dense logo without puckering; DTG printing wants high cotton content and a tight knit. Order a sample in the exact style and color before a program buy - the listings' brands all sell into sample programs through their distributors.
Midweight 8-10 ounce fleece is the all-purpose standard for team, school and corporate programs. Go heavier - 10 ounces and up - for streetwear and retail programs where hand feel is the product, and lighter for layering pieces and warm climates.
A blank brand manufactures the garments; a distributor warehouses many brands and sells them to printers and businesses. Most buyers purchase through distributors for consolidated stock and delivery, even when they specify one brand's style.
Cotton-rich and 100 percent cotton-face fleece prints most smoothly. High-polyester fleece can need special inks and handling for dye migration, which is why printers favor the cotton-face styles in the listings for decorated programs.