Sentence examples for thick knit from inspiring English sources
Sarah Lund's jumper became a fashion hit, but the Faroe Islands thick knit was what the troubled Scandinavian heroine of The Killing hid her sexuality behind.
Jackson, who said he telephoned Rice to congratulate him on his signing with the Knicks, may have gained a few more adversaries in the third quarter when he questioned a referee about the thick knit bracelets worn by Houston and Charlie Ward.
Keep bare legs warm in thick knit knee-high socks but wear them with platform heels to steer clear of the mud.
I like the way most clothes feel on my bare skin: silk camisoles and thick knit sweaters and the patterned blouses from my grandmother's closet.
Yet the whole point of the new knitwear is to use the lightest of yarns to give an illusion of dense and thick knit, when light and airy is the reality.
Racks are packed with beautifully draped silk print dresses, asymmetric jackets, voluminous wool capes and thick, knitted scarves: understated, cool pieces without a logo in sight.
He removed his suit jacket and thick knitted scarf in order to put his T-shirt on underneath, then he rearranged the jacket and scarf on top — a new outfit.
New terms have entered the lexicon of fashion, like "pashmina" (a cashmere that is hand-woven with silk) and "eight ply" (a thicker knit than the standard two- or three-ply cashmere).
Long pleated skirts added fluidity to the bulk of black jackets worn over thick knits that curved up into lapels and drooped down the leg.
She's made brogues with coloured Perspex soles, and also specialises in minimalist designs with structured shapes, using fabrics such as lace, plastic and colourful thick knits.
