Knitwear - warm and true "companion" in your life!

We have become accustomed to in our wardrobes present knitwear. It - stylish, beautiful, comfortable and convenient! They are worn to work, walking, sport and often as evening wear, if women's sweaters linked from a particularly beautiful, elegant yarn. Knitted jerseys are monochromatic, multi-color, with a pretty pattern naive, Norwegian, Scandinavian, ie the northern ornaments with colorful stripes, lace pattern or linked from melange (combination of several colors in one thread).

As the shiny thread long been used in any product, as the decor, then knitted hats, scarves, sweaters, pullovers, vests and even skirts also used decorative elements of shiny (silver, gold) threads, cords, ribbons. Knits emphasize femininity and attractiveness, they are also useful for men, and no child goes without veshchichek and knitted things from a very early age.

We are inseparable from knitwear, as of things he did not crumple and convenient to take on the road. But the favorite thing to last a long time and you feel it loose, good and pleasant, her need to care. Strength, beauty and durability knitwear depend primarily on
how we wash, rinse, dry them or stripped iron, that is, take care.

Here are 3 basic tips:

1. Knits need to wash more often than others. Make sure that they are not too dirty, because it is often heavily polluted otstiryvaya space on this product, you can damage it.
2. Do not wash in the washing machine knitwear, even in the most "sensitive" mode. No, even the most expensive washing machine, no substitute for your sensitive hands when washing. Hand washing should not last long. Never wash in hot water! This thing will be 2-3 size smaller!
3. In no case can not be knitted rubbing his hands, twisting and ironing! If a knitted product after washing and drying appeared flattened, it should be only slightly to steam.

If you follow these simple guidelines, your favorite knitwear serve you long and will please you in any weather in spite of the changeable fashion!

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