WEREWOLF 1 - Huppari unisex regular fit - Sky Blue / M

Huppari on yksinkertainen ja tyylikäs klassikkohuppari, pakollinen kaikille hupparifaneille. Kangas on sekoitus 80% rengaspuoletukeskuto? Wait: need accurate translation. Original: "The Hoodie is a simple and stylish classic hoodie, it's a must-have for any hoodie lover. The fabric is a blend of 80% ring spun cotton and 20% polyester or 70% ring spun cotton (depending on the color), 30% polyester , with a fabric weight of 280gsm." We must translate: "The Hoodie is a simple and stylish classic hoodie" -> "Huppari on yksinkertainen ja tyylikäs klassikkohuppari". "it's a must-have for any hoodie lover." -> "se on pakollinen jokaiselle hupparifanille." maybe "hut"? "hupparin ystäville" better: "se on pakollinen jokaiselle hupparien ystävälle." "The fabric is a blend of 80% ring spun cotton and 20% polyester or 70% ring spun cotton (depending on the color), 30% polyester , with a fabric weight of 280gsm." Need to translate accurately. "The fabric is a blend of 80% ring spun cotton and 20% polyester or 70% ring spun cotton (depending on the color), 30% polyester, with a fabric weight of 280gsm." So two options: 80/20 or 70/30 with 30% polyester - that implies 80% ring-spun cotton and 20% polyester or 70% ring-spun cotton, 30% polyester. We'll translate accordingly. Also "ring spun cotton" -> "rengaspuoletu cotton" Actually Finnish term: "rengaspuolinen puuvilla"? Common is "ring-spun cotton" translates to "rengaspuolinen puuvilla" or "rengaspuolivilline"? Better: "rengaspuolinen puuvilla" or "rengaspitoinen"? In Finnish textile: "rengaspuuvilla" maybe. Could write "rengas- Structured: 'ring spun cotton' = 'rengasruiskuttamalla valmistettu puuvilla' not good. We can keep "ring spun cotton" as "ring spun -puuvilla" but instruction says do not translate product names or proper nouns; "ring spun cotton" is a fabric term, not a brand; it's a generic technical term; translation should be Finnish: "rengaspuuvilla" is common in Finnish. Let's use "rengaspuuvilla" for 80% and 70%. "fabric weight of 280gsm" -> "kankaan paino 280 g/m²" or "tuotteen kankaan painote 280 g/m²." We'll say "kankaanpaino on 280 g/m²." In Finnish: "kankaan paino on 280 g/m²". Let's compose: Huppari on yksinkertainen ja tyylikäs klassikkohuppari, pakollinen jokaiselle hupparien ystävälle. Kankaan sekoitus on 80% rengaspuuvillaa ja 20% polyesteriä tai 70% rengaspuuvillaa (riippuen väristä), 30% polyesteriä, kankaan paino 280 g/m². Note: We used "riippuen väristä" good. Maybe adjust grammar: "Kankaan koostumus on 80% ring spun puuvillaa ja 20% polyesteriä tai 70% ring spun puuvillaa (riippuen väristä), 30% polyesteriä, ja kankaan paino on 280 g/m²." Good. Let's produce final. Ensure line breaks preserved: original has two sentences; it has a line break between the two sentences? It had a blank line before fabric. It was: "The Hoodie is a simple and stylish classic hoodie, it's a must-have for any hoodie lover. The fabric is a blend of 80% ring spun cotton and 20% polyester or 70% ring spun cotton (depending on the color), 30% polyester , with a fabric weight of 280gsm." There is a period then space before "The fabric..." We'll keep as two lines similarly: Huppari on yksinkertainen ja tyylikäs klassikkohuppari, pakollinen jokaiselle hupparifanille. Kankaan koostumus on 80% rengaspuuvillaa ja 20% polyesteriä tai 70% rengaspuuvillaa (riippuen väristä), 30% polyesteriä, ja kankaan paino on 280 g/m². Or "kankaan paino 280 g/m²." I'll choose "ja kankaan paino on 280 g/m²." Yes. Return only translated text. Let's go.