Way back when I last had to do this to any car, the molded hoses were shaped to fit exactly in your model car. The standard hoses were flexible and were "one size fits all", almost.
Interesting to note that no car I have owened sine 1980 has required new hoses, even after 100K miles. Very strange to me, or the quality is just outstanding compared to the crud we used to get in the 60s and 70s. I used to have to replace ALL hoses on a 74 rice burner every 25K or sure as the sun comes up, some hose would pop within 1,000 miles.
Back to molded versus standard... I used standard before and their pluses are, usually you can just use them and not worry about it and they are cheap. The negatives are they sometimes look sloppy or don't belong. And one I used a standard which I didn't notice til too late, that the standard hose wiggled enough that it would contact the fan belt and eventually I had a leak.
As good as I think the quality of hoses is now, I would get the factory orginals that are made to fit and be satisfied that they will probably last longer than the rest of time I would own the car, assuming I sell before it hits 200K.
Just my opinion,
Jim Henderson