Knit.Wear Fall/Winter 2017: A Review

Knit.Wear has released the Autumn Winter 2017 collection . Let's take a look.





Balsa hat. Easy and comfortable knitting.





Pullover Benz. It is clear that a lot of attention and effort has been devoted to this model, which has some interesting shapes and details, but the overall effect is "a weak and depressed home-educated mother". I almost waited for the bags to be filled to the brim with used fabric.





Pullover by Bianchi. Classic sweater with braids. I'm going to fix a sagging shoulder.





Great pullover. This shape tells me about a “horse blanket” whose effect is only added by straps around the neck. Dizziness!





The hood of Demetrius. It’s so soft to look at and delicious, but it’s so big that it feels clunky and / or topless regardless of style. I will reduce it.





Eckersburg pullover. Some of these are nice stains and the wire is smooth.





Ira Pullover. Another durable braid sweater.





Elderberry's ribbed veil. Another great and simple crochet, but it's a perfectly adequate pattern. This should be an interesting topic.





Hansen sweater. I love the Art Deco braid effect on this collar.





Aiklin sweater. I like the braid prints on the front and sleeves of this model, but the fishnet shoulders and asymmetrical lips do not fit well. It looks like the designer is trying to combine many elements in one design.





Gianno Pullover. Very good! You like the grid effect.





Kobke sweater. A small change to the classic Gansi.





Tunica Lumi. These are some good points. I'll adjust a little.





Shami Lundby. I like scarves with good stitching.





Maestrand pullover. Small smart numbers. I also like the shape of the skirt because it is very organic with the line of the sweater.





Monterey blouse. It has nice lace and I like the neckline and sleeves of the hat, but I want to embellish the part of the body I wear.





Niam pullover. It looks like a sack that encloses with a drawstring.





Olwen cardigan. This is another secluded part. The model also failed to impress, although she clearly tried as a heroine.





Robbie Cardigan. It doesn’t look too bad on the upper body, but the way it hangs around the waist is sad .





Squawgord hat. It's beautiful in a magical way, but it's beautiful in the sense that you don't have to be 15 or even 25 years old to wear it.





Thorvaldsen sweater. An interesting wire, I think the hanging shoulder effect doesn't matter here, because it fits perfectly with this very soft wire, but it will touch the edge of the mullet a bit.





Kardigan Topanga Ghat. The shape of this product makes it look like a sweater that has left itself and life in general.