Knit.Wear Fall/Winter 2017: A Review

Knit.Wear has released an Autumn/Winter 2017 issue . Let's take a look.





Soft balsa wood hat. Do not touch with a simple, useful and thick needle.





Bendz jacket. It is clear that much attention and effort was put into this work, which has interesting shapes and details, but the overall effect is that of a "depressed, home-reared mother of seven". I'm waiting for these pockets to fill up with used tissues.





White jacket. The classic cable jacket. I'll just straighten my bent shoulder.





Great fence jacket. Its shape calls me a "horse blanket" and this effect is only added to the belts like a belt around the neck. Whoa!





Demetrix address. They look luxuriously soft and modern, but are too big to appear chunky and/or extravagant, no matter how elegant. I'll shorten it a bit.





Eckersberg jacket. There are some nice spots on it and the wiring is very good.





Ira jacket. Another solid cable jacket.





Filleted elderberry cap. Another simple chunky needle knit, but this is a perfectly fitting example. This is something to do in an interesting topic.





Hansen jacket. I love the enveloping art deco effect of this tortoise shell.





Iclyn jacket. I love the twisted chain pattern on the front and sleeves of this style, but the mesh shoulders and asymmetric skirt don't match perfectly. It's like the designer is trying to combine many elements into one design.





Giano jacket. Excellent! I love the effect of the network cables.





Kobke jacket. A slight modification of the classic Jhansi.





Lumi jacket. There are some good points. I would like to change the cut a bit.





Lundby scarf. I love well sewn scarves.





Marstrand citrate. Clever little character. I also like the shape of the skirt, it's very organic with the stripes of the jacket.





Monterey T. There's some nice lace in there and I love the neckline and hat sleeves, but I adjusted the body a bit.





nightgowns. The sloppy knitwear we wore in the '80s looked like it, but even in the '80s we knew we didn't stick to pants.





Olwen cardigan. This is another disgusting piece. Even if she publicly proves it's a heroine, the supermodel can't show it off nicely.





Robbie cardigan. It doesn't look bad on the upper body, but getting stuck below the waist is downright tragic .





Skovgaard hat. It's cute in pixie style but cute in a way that you don't have to be 15 or even under 25 to wear it.





Thorvaldsen jacket. Nice twisted fabric and I also think the shoulder effect is good here as it wears well when worked into very soft yarns but I am going to make this mini skirt with a mullet.





Topanga Canyon Jacket. The shape of this garment gives the impression of a jacket that has given up on itself and life in general.