Does the '2way' in the product name mean wearing it inside out?

In clothing, the term '2way' has several uses. It can refer to a zipper that opens both from the top and bottom, or to a reversible design where the inner side can be worn on the outside. Therefore, when this label appears on a sweatshirt, people usually think first of a garment worn inside out.

This sweatshirt is not that type. Rather than being turned inside out, it is a sweatshirt worn by changing the orientation between the front and back panels^[1]. In other words, only one side faces outward, but there are two options for which side faces the front of your body.

It is also good to look at the material details. The fabric went through multiple processing steps such as combing, flaming, shrinking, calendering, and coating to minimize distortion or shrinkage after washing^[2]. In general, combing is a process that removes short fibers to make the yarn and surface even, shrinking is a process that pre-shrinks the fabric to reduce the amount it shrinks later, and calendering is a process that presses and smoothes the surface with heat and pressure.

hmmm, for clothes worn by alternating which side faces front, if they stretch in only one direction, that distortion can easily become noticeable; for that reason, the fact that this garment specifically discloses processes to reduce post-wash distortion is worth reading along with it.