A Fabric Glossary for Our Softest Pieces
Oversized Fleece Hoodie For Woman

Quick answer: our softest pieces break down into three fabric families — cotton-poly fleece (hoodies), cashmere (cardigans), and viscose-blend knits (sweater tops). The Oversized Fleece Hoodie and Cashmere Cocoon Cardigan sit at opposite ends of that spectrum — one built for everyday wear, one for a softer occasion.

"Soft" means something different depending on the fabric, and knowing which is which helps you shop for the right kind of comfort instead of guessing. Here's what's actually in five of our most-worn pieces, straight from each product's own material listing.

Fabric glossary: what's really in the closet

ProductFabricFeel
Oversized Fleece Hoodie50% polyester, 50% cottonPlush, warm, everyday
Ultimate Viral Hoodie Set80% fleece cotton, 20% polyesterCozy, streetwear-weight
Cashmere Cocoon CardiganPremium cashmereLight, luxe layer
Turtleneck Sweater Top50% viscose, 30% polyamide, 20% polyesterFluid drape, not bulky
Wide Leg Jumpsuit95% cotton, 5% spandexStretch, breathable

Cotton-poly fleece: the everyday layer

Both our fleece hoodies use a roughly 50/50 or 80/20 cotton-polyester mix — the cotton adds softness and breathability, the polyester holds shape wash after wash. This is the fabric to reach for when you want something you can wear five days a week without babying it.

Cashmere: the occasional-luxury layer

The Cashmere Cocoon Cardigan is the one genuinely delicate fabric on this list. Its open front, ribbed hem, and thin-but-cozy build mean it layers well without adding bulk — but cashmere needs gentler handling than a cotton hoodie, so treat it as a special layer rather than a daily one.

Viscose-blend knits: soft with movement

The Turtleneck Sweater Top's viscose-heavy blend is why it drapes rather than sits stiff — viscose is what gives knitwear that fluid, almost liquid hand-feel. It's a hand-wash-only fabric, so budget a little more care time than you would for a cotton tee.

Basic care by fabric

  • Cotton-poly fleece: machine washable, tumble dry low.
  • Cashmere: gentle hand wash, lay flat to dry — skip the dryer entirely.
  • Viscose blends: hand wash only to protect the drape.
  • Cotton-spandex: machine washable; the spandex is what keeps the stretch recovering wash after wash.

FAQ

What's the softest fabric ComfyBlouse sells?

It depends what kind of soft you want. The Cashmere Cocoon Cardigan is the most luxurious feel in the catalog, while our cotton-poly fleece hoodies are the softest option built for daily, low-maintenance wear.

Can I machine wash the cashmere cardigan?

We recommend gentle hand washing and laying flat to dry to protect the cashmere fibers, rather than machine washing or tumble drying.

Why do some sweaters say hand wash only?

Fabrics with a high viscose content, like our Turtleneck Oversized Sweater Top, hold their drape better with hand washing — machine agitation can distort the knit over time.

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