100% Polyester Fleece Jackets & Sweats

100% polyester is the preferred material for fleece because of its excellent insulation properties and durability. Unlike natural fibers, polyester is hydrophobic, meaning it resists moisture and dries quickly, making it ideal for outdoor activities or active work environments. The "anti-pill" finish often found on these garments ensures that the fabric does not form small balls of fluff on the surface, maintaining a professional appearance over time. This makes it a cost-effective and long-lasting choice for bulk orders where quality and longevity are paramount.

Yes, 100% polyester fleece is an excellent substrate for customisation, particularly embroidery. Because the fabric is dense and stable, it holds stitches well, allowing for high-detail logos and text. While screen printing is possible, it requires specific inks and techniques to prevent dye migration; therefore, embroidery is generally the recommended method for branding these items. This makes them perfect for corporate uniforms, sports club merchandise, or promotional giveaways where brand visibility and a premium look are key requirements.

Absolutely. Our collection includes garments made from recycled polyester, such as those from the Result and Craghoppers brands. These products are manufactured by repurposing post-consumer plastic bottles into high-quality textile fibers. Choosing recycled polyester fleece allows businesses and individuals to reduce their environmental footprint without compromising on warmth, comfort, or durability. These sustainable options are increasingly popular for eco-conscious branding, corporate social responsibility initiatives, and organizations looking to promote environmental awareness through their apparel choices.

To maintain the quality and anti-pill properties of your 100% polyester fleece, it is recommended to wash them at low temperatures, typically 30 or 40 degrees Celsius. Avoid using fabric softeners, as they can coat the fibers and reduce the fabric's breathability and moisture-wicking capabilities. It is best to air dry these garments, as they dry very quickly naturally. If you must use a tumble dryer, use a low heat setting to prevent heat damage to the synthetic fibers and ensure the garment retains its shape.