Sweater

To combat that, sweaters should be folded neatly and stored on shelves or in drawers or bins. It prevents wrinkles and keeps them from getting stretched out. HOW TO: FOLD Lay the sweater on a flat surface. Fold one sleeve in and lay them parallel to the edge of the sweater. Push down on the […]

Place your sweater in a garment bag and leave it in overnight to kill odor-causing bacteria, fluff up the fibers and make it fresh enough to wear again. If you’re worried about moths, freeze your cashmere for 48 hours to kill any eggs or larvae. How do you maintain a sweater? Most sweaters should be […]

The adult moths lay their eggs — lots and lots of eggs — on keratin-rich materials so that the larvae will have plenty of nourishment as they grow. Webbing clothes moth larvae spin little tunnels that they travel through as they devour your sweaters and coats. How do I protect my sweaters from moths? Once […]

The best way to store wool sweaters is to fold them. Then you can decide how you want to store them—bin, box, vacuum bag—and where. Folding them helps keep their shape and also prevents wrinkles. Should wool sweaters be stored in plastic? The best way to protect winter garments such as sweaters, scarves, or even […]

Proper storage is one of the keys to keeping your handknits looking their best. We recommend you store knits flat, rather than hanging them, as the weight of the garment will strain the stitches, leading to distortion around the hanger — flat storage gives the fabric a chance to relax and recover. How do you […]

Mini sweater dresses fall around the mid-thigh, exposing most of the legs. Stay warm in cold weather by wearing your minidress with knee-high or thigh-high boots and a pair of tights or black leggings. Opt for a pair of black suede or faux-leather boots, as these materials match well with knitted fabrics. When should you […]

Pick up a pheromone trap from the hardware store to trap the adult males and break the breeding cycle. Extreme changes in temperature can kill moths, so wrap affected sweaters in plastic bags, then place in the freezer for a couple of days. Remove and aerate in a warm room, then refreeze for a couple […]

Fortunately, more and more plus-size winterwear options have been popping up and plus-size sweater dresses are no exception. Sweater dresses are more than just easy to throw on cold weather frocks — they actually do what their name implies, and act as the full-body warmers we’ve always dreamed of. What clothes are most flattering for […]

Acrylic is used in making sweaters, blanket, and other many clothes. Is used for making sweaters shawls and blankets? Acrylic is used for making sweaters, shawls and blankets. What is used to make sweater? Sweaters were traditionally made from wool but can now be made of cotton, synthetic fibers, or any combination of these. Which […]

Since, acrylic resembles wool so it is also known as artificial wool or synthetic wool. Acrylic is cheaper than natural wool and can be dyed in various colour. Thus acrylic is very popular and taking the place of wool today. Acrylic is used in making sweaters, blanket, and other many clothes. Why acrylic Fibres are […]

Acrylic fibres are soft and flexible, producing lightweight, lofty yarns. Such properties closely resemble those of wool, and hence the most common use of acrylics in apparel and carpets is as a wool replacement—for example, in knitwear such as sweaters and socks. Acrylics can be… Why is acrylic used to make carpets blankets shawls and […]

Wool fibers have a scaly surface and which can lead to irritation when it comes in contact with skin. It all boils down to the strength of the fiber. Thick, stiff fibers do not bend, which leads to itching and irritation. How do you stop wool sweaters from itching? Massage hair conditioner into the fibers […]

Using the Hair Conditioner Method Just as conditioner softens dry hair, it can soften itchy or scratchy fibers in your favorite wool garments. This method essentially involves deep conditioning your clothing. Does Fabric Softener help with itchy clothes? So is there a way to soften clothing that is stiff, itchy, scratchy, or just otherwise not […]

Most acrylic fabric does not feel itchy. Textile sciences have invented methods to make an acrylic fiber super fine, soft, and comfortable. This material may even feel less itchy than actual wool! Is acrylic good for a sweater? Sweaters made of natural fibers like cashmere, wool, or cotton are best. The top recommendation from the […]

Alas, shedding is simply the nature of wool and cashmere. While it’s unlikely to shut down the shedding process fully until the sweater has lost all its excess fibers, there are a few other proactive steps you can take to make wearing your new piece more enjoyable and less annoying. How do I stop my […]

Place the garment on a flat surface and then use a small pair of scissors or a razor blade to carefully remove fluff and pills. If you’re worried about damaging the sweater, you can find something that will remove the pills more gently, such as a fine-tooth comb, pumice stone, or even a fruit zester. […]

Cotton yarn creates warm, durable sweaters, but it can be stiff. Knitters and crocheters who work with cotton yarn know that it lacks the stretchiness of wool, which can leave the finished product feeling somewhat rigid. A cotton sweater that was once soft can become stiffened from line drying or lack of washing. How do […]

Conclusion. Natural wool has lanolin which causes that foul smell when the wool is wet. Although your wool sweater absorbs odors and traps them, you can get rid of these funky smells using white vinegar, baking soda, and charcoal briquettes. How do you get the smell out of a wool sweater? If you are hand […]

It’s usually recommended that you not dry sweaters in a clothes dryer. So where does that leave us? Often the best solution is to hang a sweater to allow it to dry. Knowing how to hang sweaters to dry is important to prevent having your sweater stretch out of shape while it dries. What is […]

An improper washing technique and line-drying can make your woollen sweaters lose their softness and shape. Always read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions. It is essential to know how to take care of your woollen clothes to make them last longer. How do I get the softness back in my sweater? It’s So Fluffy: 7 […]