FAQ
What’s the main difference between a hoodie and a crewneck?
A hoodie has a hood and usually a kangaroo pocket, while a crewneck is a pullover without a hood or pockets. The Cinna Premium Hoodie is heavier (320gsm) and features bold graphics, whereas the Cinna Classic Crewneck (300gsm) is lighter and has a minimal design.
Which one is better for layering?
The crewneck is better for layering because it lacks a hood, so it sits smoothly under jackets. The hoodie's hood can bunch up under outerwear, but it works well as an outer layer itself.
Are the Cinna hoodie and crewneck made of the same material?
Both use 80% cotton, 20% polyester fleece. The hoodie is 320gsm (heavyweight), and the crewneck is 300gsm (midweight). Both have a brushed interior for softness.
Do you have both in the same colorways?
Yes, both styles are available in black, gray, cream, and navy - so you can match easily.
Can I wear the hoodie in warmer weather?
The heavyweight fleece is best for cooler temps (40 - 65°F). For warmer days, try the Cinna Classic
apparel collection or Tank Top.
Both are solid picks. The hoodie works better for cozy, street-ready vibes, while the crewneck is the move if you want a clean, minimal look. Head to the official Cinna store to grab your favorite. - -
Ready to grab yours? Check out the Cinna Premium Hoodie in the store.