Sound Reducing Sensory Friendly Hoodie
How to Choose Your Fabric
Both fabric options include the same QuietSense™ hoodie construction, the same sound-reducing hood, and all the same sensory features. The difference is entirely in how they feel and how warm they wear.
LIGHTWEIGHT FLEECE Soft, lightly brushed interior. The classic sweatshirt feel, just airier and less heavy than our original hoodie. A great choice for spring and fall, or for kids who love a cozy texture but find our original too warm or too heavy.
FRENCH TERRY Smooth looped interior with no brushed pile. Our most breathable option. Lightweight, cool, and very low texture against the skin. Ideal for summer, warm climates, or kids who run hot or are sensitive to the fuzzy feel of fleece.
NOT SURE WHICH TO PICK? Choose Lightweight Fleece if your child loves a soft, familiar sweatshirt feel but needs something lighter. Choose French Terry if your child runs warm, overheats easily, or prefers a smoother feel against their skin.
See the Fabric Comparison Chart in the product images for a full side-by-side breakdown.
About The Sound Reducing Hood
The material sewn around the ears of the hood typically blocks around 10–30 decibels of sound depending on frequency and how snugly it fits to the ears. It is the most effective at reducing high-frequency sounds. The lightweight fabric does not affect the hood's performance.