The Paris-print hoodie uses weight examples inside each selector: M 40–55 kg, L 55–67 kg, XL 67–82 kg and XXL 82–95 kg. Body weight alone cannot predict shoulder, bust or sleeve fit, especially across a loose pullover.

Replace weight brackets with a garment check

Measure a hoodie you own flat across chest, shoulder and hem, and from neckline to cuff and hem. Ask for those finished dimensions in M through XXL, with measuring points and tolerance. Then compare the room needed for your usual underlayer. The adjacent weight brackets meet at 55, 67 and 82 kg, but those boundaries are not a reason to choose the larger or smaller size without body and garment measurements.

Resolve the source’s season and fabric labels

The title calls it thin for spring/autumn, while a specification says standard thickness and autumn/winter. The source lists cotton and polyester without a clear full blend, no lining, loose fit and slight stretch. Ask for the sewn fiber and care labels and a photo of the inside knit; do not infer warmth, breathability or wash behavior from seasonal marketing. White, Black and Green are the available print-colour selectors.