Sweater

Wrap the garland around the sweater starting at the bottom in an upwards spiral, mimicking what you would do on an actual Christmas tree. Once you know where you want the garland to be, apply hot glue to the sweater and press the garland down into place. How do you attach Garland to a shirt? […]

A sweater or lint comb is the perfect secret weapon against pills on all kinds of clothes. First, lay the garment on a flat surface. Then use one hand to hold the garment in place and the other to comb the pill-y spots. Comb at different angles and directions depending on the garment. How do […]

Wear a pair of skinny jeans or leggings. Long cardigans, especially oversized ones, look best with slim bottoms. Loose fitted or baggy pants may make you entire body appear. A pair of dark jeans or leggings will make your legs appear slimmer under a thick cardigan. What do you wear with a long sweater? For […]

Wool. One of the most popular natural materials for winter clothing, wool will keep you warm in the coldest of weather. There’s a reason so many sweaters are made of wool—it’s both toasty and comfortable. For winter activewear, wool is a great choice. Which material sweater is best for winter? It’s clear to see that […]

For a casually cool outfit, choose a grey sweater and navy jeans — these pieces work really great together. Tone down the casualness of your ensemble with brown suede loafers. For an ensemble that’s very straightforward but can be manipulated in a great deal of different ways, opt for a grey sweater and olive chinos. […]

Do you wear tights with a sweater dress? A sweater dress looks best when worn with tights for a cosy and stylish look. Alternatively tall boots or thigh-high socks pair well with a sweater dress for a sexy yet warm outfit. Do you wear tights with a sweater dress? Pantyhose may come to mind, but […]

The dresses, worn over blouses, became popular during the decade of the 1920s. What decade were sweater dresses? Widespread fashions for women in the early 1980s included sweaters (including turtleneck, crew neck, and v-neck varieties); fur-lined puffer jackets; tunics; faux-fur coats; velvet blazers; trench coats (made in both fake and real leather); crop tops; tube […]

Christmas-themed sweaters were first produced on a grand scale in the 1950s, when the Christmas holiday was becoming increasingly commercialized. Initially referred to as “Jingle Bell Sweaters,” the first-gen ugly sweaters saw decades of modest popularity. Where did Christmas sweaters originate? It All Started in the 50’s. Ugly Christmas sweaters made their popular appearance in […]

First of all if you want to wear Christmas sweater – wear it! As long as you feel comfortable in it and wear it appropriately. For example, if you want to wear your special sweater to a party, please don’t forget that every party has it’s own dress code. What should I wear to a […]

Wear a nice tee underneath your sweater in case you need to take it off. You could wear a short-sleeved or long-sleeved shirt, just depending on the weather where you are. Consider choosing a complementary-colored shirt, like light gray with a dark gray sweater or cerulean blue with a navy blue sweater. What do you […]

In Norwegian knitting, a selburose (Norwegian: [ˈsèːlbʉˌruːsə]) is a knitted rose pattern in the shape of a regular octagram. It is traditionally used for winter clothing such as the Selbu mitten (selbuvott) and sweaters (lusekofte, lopapeysa and mariusgenser). What is Norwegian Knitting called? Norwegian knitting (strikking) has a history dating from the 16th century. What […]

How to de-pill your favorite sweater Gently shave the sweater surface with a disposable razor. Use the hook side of Velcro to carefully brush over the sweater. Purchase an electronic pill remover. For an extra fuzzy mess, make a bracelet of duct tape, sticky side facing out. Use the sweater stone. How do you Depill […]

Blame the ’80s for popularizing bad taste An ugly Christmas sweater is any Christmas-themed sweater that could be considered in bad taste, tacky, or gaudy. The general consensus is that the more embellishments—tinsel, reindeer, Santa Clauses, candy canes, elves, presents, etc. What counts as a Christmas sweater? A Christmas jumper (also Christmas sweater) is a […]

A red cable sweater and beige chinos worn together are a savvy match. Kick up the formality of your outfit a bit by finishing off with a pair of black leather casual boots. This pairing of a red cable sweater and navy jeans is on the off-duty side but will guarantee that you look on-trend […]

“If the wedding attire is all white and it has been requested, it’s safe to wear white. Is it OK to wear white accessories to a wedding? In general, it’s not appropriate for guests to wear white to a wedding. “When you’re a guest at a wedding, the most important thing to keep in mind […]

Pair with Solid-Colored Chinos It’s best to keep your pants on the simpler side to ground that sweater of yours. If you want to keep the fun going, go for a pair of red or green chinos! Otherwise, some neutral trousers or a pair of dark wash denim will suffice. What goes well with a […]

Hang your sweater upside down on a clothes hanger with clips. Attach the clips to the hem of the sweater every couple of inches. The weight and clips ensure it does not roll up. This is only appropriate for lightweight sweaters that won’t stretch out of shape when hung to dry. How do I keep […]

Don’t throw out your favorite sweaters when in just a few minutes you can use our CASHMERE SWEATER SHAVER to remove all the fuzz, pills and even lint to make them look great for years to come! Can you use a fabric shaver on cashmere? All cashmere will eventually create pilling. Especially in the areas […]

They’re big, they’re floppy, and they’re cozy as heck! The cowl neck is more relaxed than the more typical turtleneck (or Polo neck, depending on where you live), and it’s trendier now than ever! What sweaters are in style 2022? What are sweater styles 2022? The oversized turtleneck sweater, open knit sweater, ribbed knit polo […]

At Home Clothing Care. Many people will refer to the gathering of the sweater fabric as “Fuzz balls” but this phenomenon is called “pilling”. It results from short or broken fibers on the surface of the fabric getting tangled together and forming a ball called a pill. What does it mean when a sweater pills? […]