knitwear

Discarded knitwear is especially valuable: a single, fully-fashioned knit sweater can contain up to 2 miles of yarn.

The right material -- flannel, wool, sometimes knitwear -- can keep you warm even when wet.

There are so only many use cases for knitwear, but furniture, man, everyone needs furniture.

Finally, knitwear from Inis Meain and SNS Herning is machine produced but absolutely fantastic.

Another potential flaw is the assumption that professional knitwear design does not exist.

The latter has a large selection of knitwear, which I've never found anywhere else, it's been a game changer.

Absolutely no relation to these guys, but I have a hobby knitwear line and a longstanding fascination with Shima Seki.

I wash quite annoying knitwear that has on occasion shrunk when someone else has washed them or due to my mistakes.

Who knew Apple had a long history of knitwear releases?

Plenty of people work in industrial scale knitwear products.

For example, it makes sense for Loro Piana to own Cashmere goat herds so that they can have the best possible supply of cashmere for their knitwear.

They have to fit correctly in a lot of different places, whereas knitwear like t-shirts and polos stretch and the same size can accomodate a wider variety of body types.

I never thought the term "Jersey" ever referred to knitwear, to be honest.

Programs and patterns have the "extra space" built in; the jargon for it in knitwear is "ease" and it varies not only according to desired fit but also type of yarn/fiber.

Knitwear is also expensive, but can last a long time if you take care of it.

Knitwear in general (sweatshirts, cardigans, sweaters, even t-shirts) is a good fit for the tech office because it is the quintessential casual-yet-refined garment.

Knitwear is often a cause for conflict[0]!