The Isle of Jersey, in the Channel Islands, was famous for its knitting trade in medieval times, and because of that original fame, the name jersey is still applied to many forms of knitted fabric, round or flat.
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A Jersey sweater is named after the traditional sweaters worn by fishermen on the island of Jersey. Similarly a Guernsey sweater is so called after the sweaters worn by Guernsey fishermen. A Jersey cow (sometimes referred to as a 'Jersey' is named after the breed which originated on the island of Jersey.
The 250 patch on the Pens sweater is in honour of city of Pittsburg's 250th anniversary as a city. It will only be worn this season on the sweater. It's called a jersey.
It's a sweater or jersey, a knitted top.
Jersey's/sweater's. We wear the same stuff as Americans but our clothes are more pimp'n!
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As you know C on a jersey stands for Captain an A on the jersey stands for an Alternate Captain.So if the captain isn't present the alternate takes over in that field in a way.
"Jersey" - The sleeveless shirt that basketball players may wear. (The Spanish word is taken from English) It may also refer to a sweater (US) or jumper (UK), but usually Spanish speakers use the word "suéter" or "sudadera" to refer to such an item.
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Sweater is usually spelled "sweat" in French, after the English name. This is a masculine noun pronounced like "sweet".
A small sweater is often referred to as a "sweater vest" or a "cardigan," depending on its style. If it's particularly fitted or cropped, it might also be called a "crop sweater." These garments are typically designed to offer warmth while being lightweight and stylish.
I love your sweater (It feels like a cloud) by Jane Ytimalac. You're welcome.