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IN/TLTECH PACK · v0.1
Generated 2026-06-04 · Spec Synthesis #2 · Concept #3

IN/TL/3 — Heavyweight Crewneck Sweatshirt, Washed Slate

400gsm GOTS organic cotton loopback crew, garment-dyed Washed Slate — relaxed boxy fit, ribbed cuffs and hem, Portugal-made.

Categorysweatshirt
Target retail$125
Fabric weight400 gsm
Estimated landed cost$37
Estimated margin70.4%
Confidence74%

Material & construction

FabricGOTS-certified organic cotton loopback fleece (loop-back interior), garment-dyed after sew, enzyme-washed
SilhouetteRelaxed boxy crew, drop shoulder 1.5", body length 26.5" at size M, 1x1 rib cuffs and waistband, no hood, minimal external detail
ConstructionSet-in sleeve, loopback fleece, 1x1 rib cuffs and waistband, double-needle stitch on all major seams, taped shoulder seam for structure, no kangaroo pocket
TrimsWoven satin interior label with factory code, worker wage, GOTS cert number; embossed vegan leather flag at left hem; no external logo or graphic
FinishingGarment-dyed after sew; enzyme wash; pre-shrunk; loop-back interior brushed for hand-feel without pilling

Colorway

Washed Slate (#6B7580)Faded Black (#2A2A2A)Washed Bone (#E0D8C8)

Points of measure (size M)

Specs as recommended. Grade S/L/XL using standard rules (2" chest/hem jumps for tee, 1.5" waist/hip for sweatpant). Tolerance ±¼" on critical dimensions.

PointSize M
shoulder drop1.5"
body length hps26.5"
cuff rib height2.5"
chest pit to pit23.5"
sleeve length sho24.5"
waistband rib height2.5"

Recommended factory profile

RegionPortugal
Required certificationsGOTS, OEKO-TEX 100
RationaleSame loopback/fleece-capable mill as Concept 2; consolidating sweatshirt and sweatpant at one mill reduces oversight travel and qualifies for combined MOQ pricing; GOTS-certified loopback fleece available 380–420gsm

Demand evidence

Risk flags

Sweatshirt is a secondary IN/TL category — if capital is constrained at launch, this is the first SKU to defer to Drop #2 rather than compromise tee or sweatpant MOQs
Colorful Standard competes directly at similar weight and price tier with strong existing audience — differentiation must lean entirely on IN/TL's open-ledger narrative, not silhouette
122 new sweatshirt drops vs. 402 tee drops signals lower category urgency — validated but not the priority; rank 3 reflects this delta
Garment-dyed Slate at 400gsm loopback carries same dye-penetration risk as sweatpant — requires same lab dip protocol and increases total QC burden if running all three concepts simultaneously

Why this for IN/TL

Sweatshirt consolidates at the same Portugal mill as the sweatpant, reducing marginal logistics cost and production travel — operationally efficient for a capital-constrained Drop #1. Colorful Standard's consistent sellout data validates the premium-basics crewneck segment, and Everlane's collapse leaves a direct opening in the $110–$135 garment-dyed crew market that IN/TL's open-ledger story is built to fill.

Acceptance criteria (sample review)