As the winter chill subsides and the first buds of spring start to appear, it’s time to revamp your wardrobe with the latest trends. This spring, the spotlight is on “knitwear”. Welcome to the spring collection of knitwear by Amaya Mediterranean, where style meets comfort.
The Charm of Spring Knitwear
Spring is the season of rejuvenation, and this sentiment extends to our wardrobes as well. The knitwear in our collection is designed to reflect the freshness and vibrancy of the season. From the cozy wool sweaters to the chic alpaca cardigans, we have something for everyone.
Fabrics and Colors for the Season
This season, we are embracing a variety of fabrics and colors. Our knitwear is made from high-quality materials like wool, alpaca, and recycled cotton, ensuring both comfort and sustainability. The color palette for this season ranges from the classic black and gray to more vibrant hues like orange, purple, and green.
Trending Knitwear
Stay ahead of the fashion curve with our trending knitwear. The oversized jumper, with its unique design and comfort, is a must-have this season. For those looking for something more formal, our ribbed cardigans are the perfect choice.
Special Offers & Shipping
We offer express shipping on all orders and free shipping for orders over 100€. Our customer service is always available to assist you with your purchases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is knitwear a sweater?
Knitwear refers to garments that have been knitted. It includes a wide range of items, including sweaters, cardigans, scarves, and hats.
What does knitwear mean?
Knitwear refers to clothing made from knitted fabric. The process of knitting creates a flexible, stretchable fabric, which is perfect for creating comfortable clothing.
How should knitwear fit?
Knitwear should fit comfortably. It should not be too tight or too loose. The shoulder seams should line up with the edge of your shoulders, and the sleeves should end at your wrist.
Does knitwear stretch?
Yes, knitwear does stretch. The amount of stretch depends on the type of knit and the material used. Some knits, like rib knits, have a lot of stretch, while others, like cable knits, have less.
