The phrase "a light sweater" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sweater that is not heavy or thick, typically suitable for mild weather.
Example: "I decided to wear a light sweater since the temperature was cooler in the evening."
Alternatives: "a thin sweater" or "a lightweight sweater."
She had on her usual work outfit of bluejeans and a light sweater over a T-shirt.
And that happened to be the day Ms. Hunter, in a light sweater and jeans — and obviously pregnant — had an appointment.
It should be noted, though, that a properly cut model will accommodate little more than a dress shirt and a light sweater: no suit jacket, no bulky knits and no carbs.
The cave is best enjoyed by visitors with good walking shoes, a light sweater and a healthy suspension of disbelief about some of the things that supposedly took place down under.
The aver age is 80 degrees and so cotton clothes serve well the year round; exceptions are an occasional evening in January or February, when a light sweater might feel good over the shoulders.
The 63 — one stroke off the course record shot by Tiger Woods in 2009 — came on a chilly, windy day that had some Chicagoans reaching for a light sweater, but was not exactly a brisk breeze off the North Sea in Scotland.
The best thing about the collection was Thakoon's juxtaposition of textures: a sparkling skirt made of something brillo-like worn over a light sweater-tee, a geometric tunic dress with thick black-wool straps, starchy white ribbing, and a brown fur trim.
Since it's hot/sunny, your tops should consist of: Crop tops, loose tank tops, camis in basic colors, light sweater, and a cardigan or two.
Then, cut a light grey sweater's abdomen section and sew that on to the abdomen of the darker sweater at a slight angle.
Mr. Lopez, who wore a light blue sweater under a blazer, was typically defiant but noticeably paler.
Mr. Mineo appeared in court on Monday wearing a purple shirt, a light gray sweater with stripes and black jeans.
