Wholesale Long Sleeve Ribbed Knit Woollen Women Sweater Set

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    Long sleeve crop sweater top, crew neck solid knitted pullover

    Ribbed Knit bodycon midi skirt, side slit slim fit pencil sheath dress, with elastic waisted, suit for all body shape

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    Ribbed Knit Woollen Women's Sweater Sets perfect for parties, cocktail, weddings, dating, office, honey moon, vacations, holiday, etc

    Excellent temperature regulation. Thin fibers allow tiny air pockets in the fabric to trap your body heat, which provides superb insulation. As moisture evaporates on hot days, the air in these pockets cools and keeps you feeling comfortable.

    High warmth to weight ratio. A wool sweater is significantly warmer than a synthetic shirt of the same fabric weight weight.

    Soft skin feel, not itchy. Wool fibers are treated to reduce the prominence of natural scales, which cause the rough, itchy feel of old wool products. Merino wool is also made up of small diameter fibers that are not prickly or irritating.

    Both absorbs and repels water. The cortex of the fiber absorbs moisture, while the epicuticle scales on the outside of the fiber are hydrophobic. This allows wool to simultaneously absorb moisture from your skin while resisting external moisture like rain or snow. The scales also give a wool sweater a dry skin-feel even after it has absorbed moisture.

    Storage Tips

    Never Hang

    Although sweaters can be space hogs, it's important to fold (not hang!) them. "If you hang a sweater, you'll end up with distortion," says Whiting. "You'll have horns on your shoulder or your arm will get stuck in the hanger and stretch it."

    Store in Cotton Bags

    For long-term storage, avoid plastic bins, where moisture and bugs happily thrive. "We recommend cotton storage bags, which bugs can't eat through. Cotton is also breathable, so you're not going to have that retained moisture," says Whiting.

    Wash at the End of the Season

    Before you store your knits away for the season, make sure to wash them. "You always, always, always want to launder at the end of the season," says Whiting. The main reason? Moths. Even if you only wore the item one time, you might attract bugs, which consider body oil, products like lotion, and perfume food.

    If you do spot tiny holes in multiple sweaters, it's time for a closet cleanse. "Empty everything, and then vacuum, sprays, clean, and launder in phases," says Whiting. "Steaming is also really great for removing bug larva." If the problem is severe, quarantine your sweaters in plastic bags until you can wash them thoroughly.