Pullover Sweaters

Saturday 8 September 2012

wool sweaters

Wear it inside / outside, according to the name I/O, you’ll have cozy warmth and itch-free comfort from the inside-out when you’re wearing the I/O Bio Merino Scoop Pullover for women. Made from 100% merino wool, this pullover sweater is lightweight and fitted for warmth as a stand-alone top or as a base layer under your snowboard jacket. So adorable you’ll never want to cover it up, the I/O Bio Scoop Pullover sweater is designed for performance but has been taken over by urban style.

The days of pulling your favorite sweater from the wash, only to find it more suitable for a Chihuahua, may be over. Newly developed processes for wool production promise not only an unshrinkable sweater, but one that is silky smooth and shinier to boot.

The new process, called "bio-polishing," was developed by the Agricultural Research Service branch of the USDA. Bio-polishing uses a series of chemical and enzyme treatments to provide smoother and softer wool than by conventional methods.

In the first step, researchers bleached the wool with activated peroxide. The peroxide whitens the wool and removes a protective layer from the fiber.

wool sweaters

Friday 7 September 2012

long pullover sweaters

This break-from-the-everyday top will whisk you away and keep you smiling. Constructed of Luxury Vosges Terry fabric, the piece's smooth exterior resists aging while hook and loop inside floats off your skin. There is also a "Kangaroo" front handwarmer pocket and a folded 3/4" fabric tie at the neckline.

These Natural merino fabric tights are breathable, itch free and do not stink. They're also a little heavier for better insulating warmth. No clammy feeling here! Our advanced fabric technology manages moisture, insulates when wet, and dries quickly. The back of the tight is seamless and smooth to slide effortlessly into ski, snowbaord, or any boot you can think of.

No clammy feeling here! Our advanced fabric technology manages moisture, insulates when wet, and dries quickly. The Glory Hoody is constructed of a 4 way stretch fabric, tricked out with a fitted hood, neck zip and thumb loops.

long pullover sweaters

sweaters for women

If you're looking for an extra layer that's not too hot for your bike ride/run/walk on a chilly morning, this is a great article of clothing to have. If you get a little sweaty the wool wicks away the moisture while keeping you warm. The sleeves and back are long enough to keep your arms and lower back covered while stretched out or hunched over on your bicycle. The hood is not very bulky and easily fits under your helmet if you want to keep your ears warm.

Bought this sweater for myself, my daughter and granddaughter. Each of us love it for its comfort, fit and color combination: bright green with magenta lining. I have recently also purchased additional I/O Bio Merino gear for my granddaughter and she loves each piece.

This hoodie is awesome though. I have really sensitive skin so if the material is the least bit scratchy, my skin turns red and itchy very quickly. Although this is a hoodie, it's so soft that I could wear it against my bare skin and know that I won't itch at all!

sweaters for women

womens cardigans

One of the many great things about sweaters is that they are so easily dressed up or down. Wear a sweater with your best trousers or skirt for work, and transition into weekend mode by pairing it with your favorite pair of jeans. When it comes to weekend wear, some of the best sweaters are draped, flyaway styles that are frequently seen on today’s hottest and most stylish celebrities. Layer ruffled fly away sweaters over a basic tee, or get the most out of your summer tank tops – even in cold weather – by wearing under a cardi.

For those extra cold weekend days, you may want to trade in your cardigan for a cozy, cable knit turtleneck sweater. If you are looking for a little more glam in a pullover style, try cowl necks, dolman-sleeved styles or sexy, form-fitting V-neck sweaters.

As you prepare your closet for the cold months ahead, be sure to stock up on sweaters of all kinds. From basic cardigans to sexy pullovers, from work to play - there is a sweater for every occasion.

womens cardigans

Wednesday 5 September 2012

boyfriend cardigan sweater

. A sweater and denim jacket rolled into one, Blue Willifts denim and velvet trim zip cardigan sweater gets an added boost of style and color from the boldy hued velvet collar and placket trim. Back and arms are made of soft, slightly stretchy material impr . Blue Willifts eclectic mixture of pattern and texture elevates this cardigan sweater above the ordinary. Front panels are patched together with velvet, printed brocade, grosgrain ribbon. Back is a striped dotted knit with curvy center panel of cotton twil . Thick ribknit cables travel down each arm and divide the front section of Blue Willifts roll neck pullover sweater, made with eco-friendly indigo dye and the softness of pure cotton. Over time, the fibers naturally fade and take on the lighter hue of thei . Styled like a classic jean jacket only itfts made out of knit, this Blue Willifts cardigan sweater has metal post logo-buttons down the front with a single rhinestone floral button front and center for whimsical interest. Angled cables mingle with popcorn . With a color palette similar to that of soft, stonewashed denim, itfts no wonder Blue Willifts cable cardigan sweater with crinkle denim proves to be just as comfy as it looks.

boyfriend cardigan sweater

Tuesday 4 September 2012

cardigans and sweaters

As s, dolman-sleeved styles or sexy, form-fitting V-neck sweaters.warm summer days become a distant memory, it’s time to stock up on sweaters. With so many styles, cuts, colors and fabrics to choose from, sweaters are perfect for both work and play during the chilly seasons.

Add Dimension to Your Wardrobe

Cardigan sweaters are an essential layering piece for both work and weekend activities alike. For work, cardigans can be perfectly paired with sleek dress pants or a skirt. For many women, their go-to work cardigan is a traditional button down style in a solid color. Blacks, whites, and grays pair perfectly with everything, but a cardigan in a brighter hue or even an argyle print can also go great with just about anything, and it is an excellent way to bring a splash of color into your everyday work wear. Also look for knit-shrugs and charmeuse cardigans with ruffled trim or belts for added interest.

The addition of a few cardigans in your wardrobe is an easy way to add interest to any outfit and give you more options when it comes to mixing and matching. The classic womens cardigan sweater is a staple item in most work wardrobes not only for fashion, but for function as well. It is the ultimate layering piece for unpredictable office temperatures. Simply throw the sweater on when the thermostat dips too low, and take it off if the temperatures begin to creep up.

Dress Up or Dress Down

For those extra cold weekend days, you may want to trade in your cardigan for a cozy, cable knit turtleneck sweater. If you are looking for a little more glam in a pullover style, try cowl neck

As you prepare your closet for the cold months ahead, be sure to stock up on sweaters of all kinds. From basic cardigans to sexy pullovers, from work to play - there is a sweater for every occasion.

cardigans and sweaters

sweaters

My name is Samuel E. Barsky. I live in Baltimore, the city where I was raised most of my childhood. I am married with no children at the moment. I studied nursing in college, but in 1999, I dropped out after two semesters of the nursing program, which ultimately led to a new door being opened in my life.

I started knitting that same year, though I had wanted to from a long time beforehand. Throughout the 1990s, I tried teaching myself how to knit from books without any success. I tried signing up for adult education courses in various places, but they were all canceled due to low enrollment, which often was just one person - me.

I finally got my chance to learn how to knit while at the flea market one Sunday, I met a group of women who owned a yarn shop and were selling their yarn. I asked how I could learn how to knit, and the said they would teach me under the condition I would buy yarn from them. They taught me basic knitting.

I later found another yarn shop in the Baltimore area, and the owner taught me how to turn my knitting into a sweater. I learned from her how to make a solid-colored sweater. To make a long story short, I have fulfilled my debt to both shops. But I will move on and tell you everything else.