The word 'sweater' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that refers to a knitted garment worn for warmth or fashion. Example: She pulled her tattered sweater tighter around her small frame as she walked along the beach.
She seems in her element among rural voters, all smiles, pearls and a sweater slung over her shoulders.
When Wang says mildly he wanted to do knitwear, note that what this meant on the catwalk was a patent leather coat embossed to give a trompe l'oeil cable-knit effect, a modern take on chainmail, and Gisele Bündchen closing the show in a round-shouldered sweater with a necklace of crystals knitted into its structure.
In his Christmas 2014 picture he was wearing long socks and a sweater vest and looked like a little Victorian lord.
Peter Snow, who arrives in a moss-green cashmere half-zip sweater from John Lewis, is inspiringly positive about being photographed in a different look – "Makeup!
(Johnson said that, to this day, she cannot understand why she would have stolen a sweater from a murder victim if she was meant to be stealing money for drugs).
With his good looks, his sweater hung over his shoulders as if on his way to sail a yacht, Burt Bacharach assuredly did not; in fact, he looked just as he should, the originator of a new 1960s songwriting currency.
Backstage after the show, he told reporters that he "started with the idea of the sweater, because I noticed an absence of knitwear in the Balenciaga archives.
Equally, you could wear a cotton bomber jacket over a lightweight sweater and polo shirt, or a weekend jacket in tweed or corduroy.
The It sweater is now standard in the fashion wardrobe.
The standing joke is that you need a jacket or sweater in case you go inside.
Instead, today he is sporting a sweater that belonged to his father with a fuscia pink Hermès scarf and sneakers he tanned himself in Tuscany.
