There are poodle hoodies for £4.99, faux pink leather dog boots for £5.99 and a range of doggie polo shirts and pullovers.
She dressed a tennis champion in culottes (unheard of at the time); her handmade pullovers come with collars and bows knitted in.
Total Chinese textile and clothing exports to America were over 60% higher in the first quarter of this year than in the same period in 2004.In Europe, imports of Chinese pullovers more than quintupled, as did imports of men's trousers.
To general surprise, Mr Lipietz, a former Maoist, duly won the party's primary on June 21st.Yet no simple description could do justice to Mr Dumont: even his greenery seemed to be called into question by his taste for red pullovers, and his sternest critics, though they might deride his utopianism, could hardly call him callow.
EUROPE'S retailers were hoping this week for a relaxation of import quotas that have left millions of Chinese-made garments, ranging from pullovers to underwear, piling up at ports and borders.
Negotiators for both sides showed up wearing matching maroon pullovers and there was none of the traditional rhetoric of potential confrontation.
He is gawky, has an adenoidal voice and as he has rather sweetly acknowledged looks a bit like Wallace, an Oscar-winning animated character fond of knitted pullovers, cheese and tea, and regularly outsmarted by his dog, Gromit.It should not matter, of course.
Since March those playing organised team sports, even the informal footballers who use pullovers as goalposts, have had to book and pay up to £38 an hour for the privilege.The London Charity Softball League, which has played in Hyde Park for years, is considering a legal challenge to the charges.
In restaurants he tolerated the 1960s taste for fake onion-bunches and Chianti bottles; but he did not like waiters in pullovers, giant menus or tables set too close.
This segment includes two black-and-white trompe l'oeil knitted pullovers from the 2008 winter collection of Dirk Van Saene (another member of the Antwerp Six).
The first sweaters were heavy, dark blue pullovers, worn before and after athletic contests to protect against cold.
