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Jumpers, cardigans and hoodies: how to buy something warm and not overpay

Yarn content: wool, cashmere, acrylic

A merino jumper is soft and warm without being itchy. Cashmere is even softer, but costs noticeably more and doesn't like friction. Acrylic is cheaper and needs no special care, but it pills more easily. Blends, such as wool with acrylic, often turn out to be the golden middle.

For hoodies and sweatshirts, thickness and brushing matter: “brushed” means a soft pile inside, which keeps you warmer than smooth jersey.

What to put in your request

  • Type – jumper, button cardigan, hoodie, sweatshirt, pullover, polo neck.
  • Material – wool, cashmere, merino, cotton, acrylic.
  • Warmth – thin, warm, brushed.
  • Size – S/M/L or oversized; for knitwear, add the length.
  • Colour or print – cream, grey, patterned.
  • Brand – for example, COS.
  • Condition – new or second-hand.
  • Budget.

Example: “I'm looking for a new button cardigan, wool or merino, cream, size M oversized, medium thickness. Tauranga, courier delivery. Budget up to $63.”

What to look at so you don't buy a “pilly” jumper

Long-fibre wool pills less often, while cheap blends with short yarn bobble after just a few wears. Ask about the content on the label and whether the yarn is combed. For cashmere, check that a percentage is stated: “cashmere” without a number says very little.

Wool items don't like hot water and wringing, so find out the recommended care in advance so you don't spoil your purchase.

Jumper, cardigan or hoodie: what to choose

A crew-neck jumper is the basic option, to wear over a shirt or simply over a T-shirt. A cardigan is handy because it is easy to take off in a warm room, while a hoodie and a sweatshirt go well with a sporty style. A polo neck in thin wool works as a layer under a blazer. For oversized, people take a size or two bigger than usual and look at the sleeve length.

How to compare offers

  • Content: the percentage of wool, cashmere or acrylic.
  • Measurements: length, shoulder width, sleeve length.
  • Condition for second-hand: pilling, stretched cuffs, moth holes.
  • Return terms and delivery cost.

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In the cold you will also need outerwear, and under a jumper, blouses and shirts.

Questions and answers

How is merino different from ordinary wool?

Merino is finer and softer, so it itches less. It costs more, but it is more comfortable for everyday wear.

How can I tell that a jumper won't pill?

Look at the content and the fibre length, and for second-hand ones ask for photos in light. The less synthetic in a short pile, the better.

Can I buy a second-hand cardigan?

Yes, if the condition is good. Ask for photos of the cuffs, underarms and buttons, and ask about washing.

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