With the onset of cold weather in the wardrobe blouses and shirts are replaced by warm knitted and knitted things. There are several types. In order to find the right wardrobe element for yourself, you need to understand the terminology and understand what the differences are between a jumper, sweater, pullover and cardigan .
Pullover
The familiar word "sweater" refers to almost all the warm clothes that make up the top of the women's wardrobe. However, this is not entirely correct. The characteristic difference between a sweater and a pullover is the presence of a high gate in most models. In addition, it is characterized by such features:
- absence of fasteners and zippers;
- the presence of long sleeves;
- the presence of a tight mating-gum on the bottom of the product and on the cuffs. She can also be on the gate.
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Jumper
Such a product as a jumper can be called a kind of sweater. But its characteristic features are inherent to it. The difference between a sweater and a sweater is as follows:
- more fine structure of the material;
- the presence of a rounded or V-shaped neckline.
Similar features of these two types of products can be called the absence of any fasteners.
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Pullover
Pullover is one of the varieties of sweaters. It is made of fine knitwear or fine wool. The difference between a sweatshirt and a pullover is:
- Narrow silhouette, the product emphasizes the figure and covers it;
- solely V-shaped neckline.
Just like a sweater and a cardigan, pullover is worn and lifted over the head.
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Cardigan
A cardigan is a kind of a sweatshirt. The difference between a cardigan and pullover is that it is buttoned. He does not have a collar and has a deep neckline. As a material for its production use knitwear, wool, viscose, acrylic.
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