where do you guys buy sweaters
>>18785907Ebay
I don'tmy mom is a knitter
>>18785907Bråtens
>>18785911Don't call them knitters bro
>>18785907Buy from reputable brands like Lacoste or Ralph Lauren on second hand sites
wonder looper, batoner, flaneurs, bleu de chauffe, howlin, among other brands that pop up in stockists
>>18785907I have a guy at my local flea market that sells cashmere sweaters for like $30.
Knits are based, just wish I lived in a cold enough place to wear them
>>18785907Spier and MackayBanana RepublicHugo BossBrooks BrothersRalph Lauren
Jamieson's of Shetland
>>18785914ooh, these look great anon, thank you for sharing
is it autistic to only wear cheap fleece sweaters? they perform better than wool desu
>>18786405yeahfleeces look like shit
>>18786405I think they can look good tbqhwy
>>18786405That one is okay, though overall not a fan, they come in weird colors and textures, not to mention the shiny plastic look
>>18785907Look for secondhand sweaters from reputable mills. You can find Piacenza sweaters for 50-100 dollars secondhand, they're on par with brands like Loro Piana in terms of material quality.Learn the style you want, find reputable mills in that country and search them up on ebay or something similar.
>>18786430>shiny plastic lookthey are the opposite of shiny? maybe grid fleeces are a bit "shiny"
>>18786669Compared to actual wool it does look like that. As long as you aren't paying retarded prices it's ok though.
>>18786405Well it depends.If im going in the woods, or to the gym in winter yeah.If not, no
>>18786405fleece are either /out/ or /k/core
thrift stores are pretty overrun with nice sweaters often. i got a whole rainbow of them from thrifting over the years.
>>18785907Vivienne, Ami, Fjallraven
>>18785907Uniqlo and banana Republic
>>18788023What are some good looking fjallraven sweaters?
