Hospice Care Floral Sweatshirt — Comfort & Compassion Crewneck

This sweatshirt offers quiet warmth in a soft, garment-dyed knit wrapped in a gentle heart-and-floral motif that reads “Hospice Care.” It feels like a thoughtful presence you can wear, designed for slow mornings, hospice volunteer shifts, remembrance walks, or comforting someone after a visit.

With a relaxed silhouette and a medium-heavy 9.5 oz knit, it provides cozy layering that stays comfortable through everyday routines. The piece pairs beautifully with a tee at the clinic, a scarf during candlelight vigils, or kept nearby on days when a little extra comfort matters. Muted neutrals and hand-drawn florals lend a humble, respectful voice—steady rather than loud.

Crafted from 80% ring-spun cotton and 20% polyester, the garment offers a plush, durable hand that holds its shape with gentle wear. Details like a half-moon back neck patch and a 1x1 ribbed collar, cuffs, and bottom hem ensure a soft, structured fit that recovers well after movement.

The sweatshirt is embroidery-ready on either left or center chest areas, with a sewn-in twill label for a clean finish. OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certified low-impact dyes reflect care in both message and material, sourced from Honduras and El Salvador.

Key features and benefits

• 80% ring-spun cotton / 20% polyester, 9.5 oz medium-heavy knit for a soft yet durable feel
• Relaxed fit with 1x1 ribbed collar, cuffs, and bottom hem for comfortable stretch and recovery
• Necktape and half-moon back neck patch for stability and added comfort
• Embroidery-ready left or center chest areas; sewn-in twill label for a clean finish
• OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certified low-impact dyes; dyes sourced from Honduras/El Salvador

Caring for your sweatshirt

• Machine wash cold (max 30C or 90F)
• Non-chlorine bleach as needed
• Tumble dry low
• Do not dry clean

Ideal uses

• Over a tee at the clinic for everyday warmth
• Layered with a scarf during candlelight vigils
• A comforting companion for remembrance walks or moments when supporting someone after a visit