How knitwear will upgrade the long-sleeved top

Knitwear will keep you warm without losing your style.

As we say goodbye to the last month of Autumn and welcome the first month of Winter, we are already starting to chill and remember the season we are living in. The temperature has dropped and people on the street have started wearing jackets and coats.If you haven't already taken off your winter gear, now is the time to do so, if you don't want to puke from the cold. After all, creating an outfit that keeps you warm does not in any way mean that you will sacrifice something of your style.

Knitwear is the most elegant type of long-sleeved blouse and has the great advantage of raising your body temperature with elegance. However, they come in different versions. You can choose between a wide range of lighter and heavier knits, alternative proposals such as the turtleneck but also different designs such as jacquard patterns, geometric shapes, and of course monochromes. Whatever you choose, make sure you wear it with confidence.

Useful tips for taking care of your knitwear

I chose this reference for washing, hanging, and storing knitwear as many mistakes are made that can wear out or even ruin them, no matter how good their quality. First of all, it is very important to know your garment well and everything about its care. Therefore it is very important to read its label. Whether you wash your knitwear in the washing machine or by hand, too much scrubbing is not advisable. As for drying, avoid the dryer and also the clothesline with pegs. Better to "lay" them on a surface. In any case, you can sometimes avoid washing by letting your knitwear air out on the balcony. A frequent mistake is hanging knitwear on hangers in the closet. To prevent them from overflowing, it is better to fold them and place them on a shelf. To close this section, I will share a trick with you. If you don't have the right tool for knots, a razor can help if you use it carefully.

4 knitwear items that deserve a place in your wardrobe

Jumper: Chenille Roll Neck In Beige

I'm going to start this list with this particular knit sweater that has a soft feel and fits great with a long patterned coat to give it the frame to show it off. In this case, I suggest you combine it with dark-colored pants, high socks, and sneakers.

Jumper: Wool Cable Knit In Blue

Many men believe that only earth tones are a safe choice. However, a blue knit with braids will add color to your look with elegance, without forcing you to leave your comfort zone. Combine it with blue jeans and Chelsea boots. If the weather permits, tie a patterned scarf around your neck.

Jumper: Heavy Weight Jacquard In Black-Blue

Winter is the best time to show off your style through layering. So don't be afraid to play with both patterns and textures. This Jacquard knit with a lovely pattern will allow you to do both.

Jumper: Light Weight Crew Neck In Camel

In conclusion, I want you to keep in mind that your knit can be both light and colorful. Don't just stick to the classic heavy knitwear in the beige shade. Light knitwear will allow you to make fantastic smart casual combinations. Imagine it with a gray or cypress suit.