Cotton Cashmere

I think its discontinued I want something just as nice.

Have a look on yarn ball bands to see what tesion and needle sizes are used.

Any that are the same as on the pattern you are using will be okay to substitute.

Hope this helps.

2008-11-28 12:02:53 by Lulu

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I am going to wear that sweater, jeans, and brown dress shoes.
I am probably just looking to wear a t-shirt but am open to suggestions of other shirts and colors.
Its for a guy!!!!

any colored tank top or cami...

I think colors like light blue and yellow would be nice. They add a splash of color...

or you could make them t-shirts... I don't really know what the sweater looks like so i cant say which one but yeah... colors :D

2009-01-14 14:54:56 by Jason

Price: $189.99 $169.99

Both Natural colors, Cream Reversing To - Ecru - Brown .. Imported from Portugal
Cotton refers to cotton that was grown and processed without any chemicals or pesticides
This woven jacquard design creates a beautiful natural cotton reversible blanket made from 100% cotton

I'm trying to decide on a winter sweater and I'm not sure which would be warmer the 100% cotton or 100% cashmere.

DEFINITELY get a 100% cashmere sweater. Although they're pretty hard to wash (you have to dry clean or hand wash gently) and really pricey (in the $100~$300 range), they're definitely worth it. It comes from goats, by the way. I can't emphasize enough how soft it is and how warm it keeps you. :)

Cotton would be the more "ideal" fabric to withstand harsher conditions, I guess. You can't hang cashmere sweaters either, or their shape will ruin... :(

Anyways, I would recommend the cashmere sweater if you can manage it well. If you're more of the "no-time-wasted" type of person who doesn't like to take time taking care of your clothes, then get a cotton one.

2008-12-01 16:09:53 by Cas G

the tag says dry clean only, but is that really neccessary?

Instead of sending your cashmere sweater to the dry cleaner, wash it! Many people don't realize that cashmere can be hand-washed, and that such care will prolong the life of the garment.

Click on the link for "How to Wash a Cashmere Sweater"

2007-05-14 20:53:15 by evilnicegirl

Do I just put it in some cold water and splash it around? Like use some of my body soap in the water and then hang up somewhere?? I hate dealin with sweaters high maintanence what a drag...

Yes, I recommend using Woolite, just a few drops. Wash it with Woolite in cold water in a sink. Swish it around for a few minutes. Drain the soapy water, then rinse all the soap out with clear cold water.

Then lay out an old (but clean) bath towel. Gently shape the wet sweater on the towel and allow it to air dry. This may take a day or two, and you may need to flip the sweater over.

2008-11-22 05:32:40 by Chris