Sweater Dress

What is a sweater dress for women?

A white sweater dress is, essentially, a sweater that extends down to cover part of the legs—most commonly only the thighs. They differ with other dresses primarily in material and the way the fabric comes together; black sweater dresses typically use fabric that the designer can knit, rather than stitch, which lends them the sweater classification (though they remain distinct from sweaters, as well, because they are a primary garment rather than an accessory or complimentary piece of clothing).

When should one stock or wear long sweater dresses?

Because of their material, sweatshirt dresses are often more suitable for colder weather, and may even be hot, itchy or irritating during the summer season. A red sweater dress may work best in mildly windy or chilly environments, especially if the wearer also uses a light jacket (in the instance that the girls' sweater dress is not long-sleeved). They can work in even colder weather, but the wearer will likely have to take extra care to consider additional layers, such as leggings, an undershirt or a heavier coat/jacket to cover any areas that the midi sweater dress does not. Some products, depending on their style and what the wearer chooses to pair with them, can even work well in certain formal settings.

For what age group are dress cardigans?

Christmas sweater dresses are generally appropriate for almost any age group, but they may be a more common option for people in their mid-30’s and up, for their non-revealing, plain style that’s versatile and easy to pair with other garments and accessories. As with other articles of clothing, their variety means that people in one age group might be more likely to choose certain styles over others; younger people might choose products that end at a higher point on the legs while older people might choose those that are thicker and/or puffier.