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Fanaze Double Zipper Hoodie Review: Is It Worth Buying With the Baggy Sweatpants?

I bought the Fanaze Double Zipper Hoodie and the Baggy Fit Sweatpants, and I’d buy the hoodie again. The fabric has the weight I want from a winter hoodie, the second zipper pull actually does something useful, and the sweatpants turn it into a co-ord without locking you into one outfit. My one reservation: I wouldn’t order it at the last minute for a trip or an event.

I purchased both pieces myself. This review is based on my own experience with them.

Grey Fanaze Double Zipper Hoodie over a white top, with the zipper open at both ends
The grey double zipper hoodie with the zipper opened at the neckline and hem.

What makes the Fanaze double zipper hoodie worth buying?

The fabric is the main reason I like it. The Fanaze Double Zipper Hoodie is listed as 360 GSM, 100% cotton fleece. It feels substantial, which is what I wanted from a boxy hoodie. If you’re after a thin layer to keep in your bag, though, this isn’t the one I’d pick.

GSM stands for grams per square metre. A square metre of 360 GSM fabric weighs 360 grams. That tells you about the weight of the fabric, not the weight of the entire hoodie, and it doesn’t tell you whether the stitching or zipper is any good. Here, the weight matters because the fabric gives the roomy cut some shape rather than just hanging loose.

Then there’s the zipper. It’s one zipper with two pulls, not two separate zippers. You can open it from the top as usual, or bring the lower pull up a few inches so the hem isn’t sitting tightly across your lap when you sit. Over a plain tee, that same bottom opening gives you a little contrast without having to wear the hoodie fully open. That’s the feature I’d pay for over a regular zip-up.

Can you make a co-ord with the Fanaze Baggy Fit Sweatpants?

Yes. The Fanaze Baggy Fit Sweatpants are sold separately, so you can choose a different size for the top and bottom. Both pieces come in black and grey, and Fanaze lists both at 360 GSM and 100% cotton. The hoodie is roomy across the body; the sweatpants are loose through the leg and have an open hem instead of a tight ankle cuff.

  • Black on black: The easiest matching outfit. A white tee peeking through the bottom zip breaks up the black without making the outfit busy.
  • Grey on grey: A softer, more casual look. White or off-white trainers work well with the open hem.
  • Black hoodie with grey sweatpants: My styling pick if you want to wear both pieces together but don’t want the matching tracksuit look.

The main thing I’d check before ordering is length. For the hoodie, compare the chest and body length in Fanaze’s chart with a hoodie you already like. For the sweatpants, check your waist and the trouser length separately. The pants are already cut wide, so I wouldn’t size up just to make them baggier. An open hem looks different when it rests on your trainers than when it drags behind them.

How much does the hoodie and sweatpants outfit cost?

On 10 November 2026, the hoodie was listed at ₹1,549 and the sweatpants at ₹1,299. That’s ₹2,848 for both, before any checkout discounts or charges. Prices and availability can change.

At that price, I think the hoodie is the stronger first buy. You get the fabric and two-way zip even if you wear it with jeans you already own. I’d add the sweatpants if you already like a wide, open-hem fit, not just because there’s a matching pair.

What do other Fanaze hoodie customers say?

The customer reviews on Fanaze’s hoodie page give a useful contrast: shoppers praise the fabric and price, but not everyone had the same experience with shipping. These are short excerpts from reviews displayed by Fanaze.

  • Vaibhav, on value: “the price is good”
  • Akshat Dist, on construction: “the quality is good, the zips are great”
  • Mr. Tyagi, on shipping: “the shipping took 3 days more than promised”

The trade-off: give yourself time for delivery

This is the part I wouldn’t gloss over. Fanaze says some sizes can run out when more orders come in than expected. The brand says it has been restocking every two to three days and estimates that a stock shortage can add two to five days to an affected order. That’s an estimate of extra time, not a promise that the order will arrive within five days.

The Fanaze shipping policy lists an estimated four to seven business days for delivery in India and discusses processing time separately. If you need the outfit by a specific date, check the estimate for your size and PIN code at checkout. If the timing is tight, ask Fanaze to confirm stock and expected dispatch before ordering.

My verdict: would I buy it again?

Yes, for the fabric, the boxy fit, and a zipper that’s more useful than it looks. If you want a heavyweight zip-up for cooler days and have some flexibility on delivery, I’d start with the hoodie. Add the baggy sweatpants if you want the full outfit and know you like a wide leg. If you need something lightweight, prefer a tapered ankle, or have a date you can’t miss, I’d choose differently.

For a lighter layer to wear underneath, see Zillion Media’s guide to Fanaze plain, tie-dye and acid-washed T-shirts.

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