This document discusses different types of winter wear including sweatshirts, sweaters, and thermals. It defines a sweatshirt as a long-sleeved, collarless pullover made of heavy cotton or soft, absorbent fabric, worn for warmth or to induce sweating during exercise. Sweaters are knit garments that cover the torso and arms, made traditionally of wool but now also of cotton and synthetics, and worn over or next to other tops. Thermals are undergarments designed to retain body heat under other winter clothing.

1. THERMALS AND WINTER WEAR

2. SWEAT SHIRT
A usually long-
sleeved, collarless, oversize
pullover made traditionally of heavy
cotton jersey that has a fleeced
backing.
a loose, long-sleeved, collarless
pullover of soft, absorbent
fabric, commonly worn during
athletic activity for warmth or to
induce sweating.

3. SWEAT SHIRT
A usually long-
sleeved, collarless, oversize
pullover made traditionally of
heavy cotton jersey that has a
fleeced backing.
a loose, long-sleeved, collarless
pullover of soft, absorbent
fabric, commonly worn during
athletic activity for warmth or to
induce sweating.

4. SWEATER

5. SWEATER
A sweater, sweat-shirt, jumper,
pullover or jersey is a knit garment
intended to cover the torso and
arms, popular with men, women and
children of all ages. It is often worn
over a shirt, blouse, T-shirt, or other
top, but may also be worn next to
the skin.

6. SWEATER
Sweaters were
traditionally made from
wool, but can now be
made of
cotton, synthetic
fibers, or any
combination thereof.
Sweaters are
maintained by washing
or dry cleaning, and the
use of a lint roller or pill
razor.

7. CABLEINSWEATER

8. JACQUARDSWEATER

9. LACESWEATER

10. INTERSIASWEATER

11. THERMALS

12. THERMALS