The name
An iron record is what fighters actually keep: not a journal, but the log written in iron. Every set, every round, every session — recorded in the body instead of on paper. Nobody reads it back at the end of a camp; they just feel the accumulated weight. The hoodie called Iron Record is named for that accumulated weight, and it was built to match it.
The fabric: 380gsm, on purpose
This is the heaviest garment in the catalog — 380gsm heavyweight cotton. In fabric-weight terms, 300gsm+ is where a hoodie stops being a fashion layer and becomes a serious garment. 380gsm gives you:
- A drape that holds. The hoodie keeps its shape instead of collapsing into a cotton bag.
- Real warmth. It is the whole outer layer for cold camps and early sessions.
- Gym-to-street presence. Heavy enough that it reads as intentional, not borrowed.
Fit and build
The Iron Record follows the house cut: oversized, roomy through the body, built to layer over a 240gsm boxy tee without fighting it. Sizes run S–2XL. Every piece is made to order — printed after you order, so there is no shelf-worn stock, and the garment is exactly as fresh as your camp should be.
The camp checklist
- Cold gym mornings? The 380gsm shell handles it alone.
- Layering over a tee? Oversized cut keeps the drape clean, no bunching.
- Weight-cut season? Roomier cut means it does not fight you between sessions.
The verdict
If you want one garment that does cold camps, gym-to-street, and everything between, the Iron Record is the heavyweight answer in a catalog that only makes two weights — and makes both of them right. Browse the full Cage Series here, with free US shipping over $75. The record is written in iron; the hoodie just makes the point visible.