Unholy - Sweatshirt - Anthracite / S

Hoodie Unisex? Wait: The text says Sweatshirt Unisex. We should translate content. Do not translate product names? Instruction says do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. So "Sweatshirt Unisex" should remain as is. Also keep line breaks. Translate rest. Let's craft translation: Sweatshirt Unisex er et alsidigt og behageligt tilsætningsstykke til enhver garderobe. Fremstillet af en blød blanding af 50% bomuld og 50% polyester, denne crew neck sweatshirt har en rund hals ribstrik, kant, manschetter og krave lavet af 1x1 elastan ribstrik for en perfekt pasform. Den normale pasform, sat-in ærmer og sidesømme giver et moderne look, hvilket gør den velegnet til alle typer aktiviteter. Tilgængelig i et bredt udvalg af 5 farver og 8 størrelser. Sweatshirtens vægt er 270 g/m. Gode lange ærmer og en smule kort i længden. Check: "round neck rib knit" translates to "rund hals ribstrik" maybe "rund hals ribstrik". "Hem, cuffs" "kant, manchetter" Yes "kant" is hem. "collar" synonym "krave" Yes. "set-in sleeves" is "satinede ærmer"? In Danish "satinsatte ærmer" Common: "indvendige ærmer" No. "set-in ærmer" used in Danish: "sat-in ærmer" Might keep as "set-in ærmer" not Danish; better translate: "indstikkede ærmer" or "indsyede." I'd choose "sættes ind" hmm. Officialling: "set-in ærmer" is recognizable. I'll translate as "set-in ærmer"? The instruction to translate; but keep line structure. But avoid anglicisms? It's okay. "side seams" = "sideremme" or "sidersømme"? In Danish "sidersømme" maybe. I'll use "sideremme." Hmm. I'll use "sidersømme" as direct. "The sweatshirt's weight is 270 g/m." Danish: "Sweatshirten vejer 270 g/m." I'll write "Sweatshirtens vægt er 270 g/m." Keep. "Good long sleeves and a bit short in length." Translate: "Gode lange ærmer og lidt kort i længden." Fine. Let's deliver with initial line? The original had no header; I'll keep as two or more lines? It was single paragraph. We'll keep same line breaks as in source: there are line breaks between sentences? The user shows with line breaks at some points. We'll reproduce with same breaks: After first sentence, newline. Then next sentence. I'll format: Sweatshirt Unisex er et alsidigt og behageligt tilføjelse til enhver garderobe. -> "tilføjelse" not "tilføjelse" Should be "tilføjelse" yes. But "tøj" "et alsidigt og behageligt tilføjelse til enhver garderobe." I Danish: "et alsidigt og behageligt supplement til enhver garderobe." Use "tilføjelse" vs "supplment". We'll do "et alsidigt og behageligt supplement til enhver garderobe." Fine. Let's craft final. Ensure no quotes. Also keep product name exact: "Sweatshirt Unisex" at start. So: Sweatshirt Unisex er et alsidigt og behageligt supplement til enhver garderobe. Fremstillet af en blød blanding af 50% bomuld og 50% polyester, denne crew neck sweatshirt har en rund hals ribstrik, kant, manschetter og krave lavet af 1x1 elastan ribstrik for en perfekt pasform. Den normale pasform, sat-in ærmer og sidesømme giver et moderne look, hvilket gør den velegnet til alle typer aktiviteter. Tilgængelig i et bredt udvalg af 5 farver og 8 størrelser. Sweatshirtens vægt er 270 g/m. Gode lange ærmer og en smule kort i længden. Let's ensure "round neck" "crew neck" translated. I used "crew neck sweatshirt" preserved? It's "denne crew neck sweatshirt" okay, since product names not translated. Good. Return.