Outdoor Sun-Protective Quarter-Zip Hooded Top with Cream Side Panels and Orange Trim by Ningbo Haishu Dongbang Garment Co., Ltd. in China frames brown and cream panels. Orange trim traces the hood and zip. Cuffs have thumb openings, and side slits leave the lower edge open on this close-fitting top.
Outdoor Sun-Protective Quarter-Zip Hooded Top with Cream Side Panels and Orange Trim from Ningbo Haishu Dongbang Garment Co., Ltd. in China carries its contrast along the body edges. Cream panels rise into the underarms, while orange binding and a quarter zip draw a clear line around the hood opening.
Images illustrate the reference style. The specifications describe a proposed production version and can be adjusted during development.
The Outdoor Sun-Protective Quarter-Zip Hooded Top with Cream Side Panels and Orange Trim extends coverage at the head and hands while keeping the torso fairly close. Thumb openings hold the long cuff ends around the base of the hands. The hood and partial front zip create an adjustable opening above the chest.
On this sun-protective hooded top, cream side panels narrow the visual width of the brown center. Their position matters during fit development: a wider insert would bring more light color into the front view, while a narrower one would leave a broader brown body.
The Outdoor Sun-Protective Quarter-Zip Hooded Top with Cream Side Panels and Orange Trim is specified in 88% polyester, 12% elastane compact interlock at 180 GSM. The selected stretch-knit direction suits a close long-sleeve layer and the shaped side panels.
Sun protection is a development target, with no UPF rating assigned. Both brown and cream materials need review under the agreed test conditions, including relevant stretch, wet and care conditioning. The final color combination is part of that assessment.
A shorter cuff is an option for this sun-protective hooded top for a version without thumb openings. It changes hand coverage, so revise the sleeve measurements with it. If the side panels change material, review their stretch and UV performance separately before retaining the original development target.
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Item |
Base configuration |
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Style |
DB0045; Sun-Protective Hooded Top |
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Category |
Tops Apparel > Outdoor & Activewear Tops |
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Composition |
88% polyester, 12% elastane |
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Fabric |
Compact stretch interlock knit; 180 GSM |
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Color |
Brown with cream side panels and orange trim |
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Lining |
Unlined |
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Construction |
Hood; orange quarter zip and binding; cream underarm and side panels; extended cuffs with thumb openings; side hem slits; small transfer marks |
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Processing |
Prepare dyed stretch panels; assemble low-profile seams; locally stabilize zip; trial small heat transfers |
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Fit |
Close to regular long-sleeve fit |
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Development sizes |
S–XL |



Suggested garment measurements. Values labelled 1/2 arelaid-flat half widths, not full circumferences.
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Measurement (cm) |
S |
M |
L |
XL |
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Body length |
72 |
74 |
76 |
78 |
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1/2 Chest |
48 |
51 |
54 |
57 |
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Sleeve length |
68 |
69 |
70 |
71 |
Body length: high shoulder point to hem, excluding hood or collar. Chest: half width at underarm level, laid flat without stretching. Sleeve length: shoulder seam to sleeve edge; measured from the dropped seam where applicable.
Dongbang can source or develop fabrics with partner suppliers to the required composition, weight, color and functional direction. For this two-color top, the same review can connect the cream inserts, brown body and orange trim before sampling.
Third-party product testing can be arranged to an agreed scope. The pattern and sample teams can then address cuff reach, hood fit and seam placement without treating a fabric test as proof of the whole garment’s performance.
Review them together during arm movement. The cuffs should reach the hands without pulling the sleeves tight, while the hood opening should sit comfortably at the selected zip position.
They are a different color area and can behave differently from the brown body. Review both under the intended test conditions rather than relying on one body-fabric result.
Yes. A plain cuff is a development option. The sleeve length and intended hand coverage should be revised at the same time.
Usually 7–15 working days after design details, measurements and materials are confirmed. Revisions follow your comments. Minor changes are generally faster; major changes or new fabrics and trims can need additional time. Revised timing is confirmed after review.
Yes. Third-party inspections and product testing can be arranged to your requirements. Confirm the test scope, inspection standards and reporting needs before production or shipment so we can coordinate documents and on-site work.
For the Outdoor Sun-Protective Quarter-Zip Hooded Top with Cream Side Panels and Orange Trim (DB0045), provide the intended use, color references and UV testing requirements. Include cuff reach and hood measurements for the first fit review.

