"wool jersey" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a type of fabric that is made from woolen fibers and is often used in clothing, particularly in sportswear and outdoor clothing. It can also refer to a specific type of knitted fabric used in sweaters and other garments. Example: She wore a cozy wool jersey to stay warm on her hike in the mountains.
The key fabrics are silk satin and georgette, chiffon and wool jersey.
The same easy-shaped coat has also sold well in wool jersey and wool crepe.
Luckily, my dress was wool jersey, and wool just smolders, it doesn't burn.
There were fresh updates of the peacoat, with leather half belts, and flattering wool jersey dresses with draped backs.
The apparently simple wool jersey dress with red, blue and yellow squares contained within black lines on white has been much copied.
The opening dress, in berry-brown wool jersey that draped off one shoulder and fell to just below the knees, set the tone for what followed.
All cyclists have to ride steel-frame bikes made before 1987, and dress in suitable period costume – merino wool jerseys, leather shoes and cotton caps.
The last trip of Correia's season culminates with L'Eroica, a one-day festival of classic European véloisme, in which riders take on unpaved roads with pre-1987 gear, like steel frames and wool jerseys.
After my attention at Bloomingdale's was drawn to a well-made knitted coat in cream wool with a rolled collar by Nanette Lepore ($650) and a cute navy wool-jersey dress by James Perse ($240), I saw across the floor a sleeveless blouse in papery taffeta with a spill of rock-star ruffles down the front.
Jeffrey Chow felted wool flannel jersey dress, $1,100, and ribbon- trimmed coat, $1,900.
The cozy new Z Spoke shop in the meatpacking district stocks his flirty party dresses, daytime outfits in wool and jersey and leather goods -- all nicely priced.
