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Where can I find men's sweaters and vests made from yak wool?
Like.com is a great source for yak wool men's vests. The site features various designs and styles of sweaters and vests.
Why do people prefer to wear acrylic sweaters than pure wool sweaters?
It is often due to an itchy rash that may be caused by contact with skin of the wool. Many, including myself, find acrylic material to be far more comfortable and less irritating to the touch. For others, this causes no problem however.
What is the percentage of wool in sweaters?
40%
Where to buy good sweaters?
I like L.L. Bean lambs wool sweaters
Which department stores sell men's wool sweaters?
Most department stores that sell clothes will sell men's wool sweaters. A number of places include: Seers, Woolrich, Overstock and Exofficio. They sell a wide range of wool sweaters.
How many Irish people wear wool sweaters?
If that particular Irish person happens to live in Illinois, yes we wear wool sweaters!
Why does poop sometimes smell like mothballs if you google poopreport and mothballs you find many people asking the same question with no answer yet any experts out there please help?
Maybe you should stop eating wool sweaters
What eats sweaters?
If something is eating your sweaters, it is probably moths. There are several remedies for moths eating your clothing. One is to hang cedar in your closet, but there are specialty moth repellants, like moth balls, but of course they present other hazards (like being toxic when eaten by a child or pet).
How can wool be used in clothing and in the home?
Clothing wise wool sweaters or wool scarfs Home wool rugs or wool blankets for decoration or to be used its up to you
What do you call a bunch of sheep stuck in a sauna?
Wool Sweaters
Are wool sweaters made of natural polymers?
Yes, it is very possible to use synthetic wool.
Why camel wool is not used for making sweaters?
It is not true. Camel hair, mixed with wool, is often used to make sweaters and other clothing: coats, jackets, skirts, hosiery, etc.
