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“The slippers are gray-green cable-knit and the marabou is a frilly hot pink.”
“The 11-piece collection includes ribbed and cable-knit sweaters, a bibbed twill shirt and sheepskin mitts.”
“Chunky cable-knit sweaters: Call it derivative or traditional—but no closet will be complete this fall without a chunky cableknit sweater.”
“Rachel is built like Tinkerbell, small and sprightly, and she's wearing pink tights and leg warmers and an oversize cable-knit sweater.”
“I glanced down at my clothes, a black short-sleeved cable-knit sweater and jeans, and shrugged.”
“However, the men's tennis kit has historically maintained a relevance beyond the confines of the game itself—from the cable-knit sweaters popularized by Bill Tilden in the '20s, now a preppy staple, to the headbands and striped socks that were once favored by John McEnroe and Björn Borg and have since become hipster emblems.”
“The cable-knit sweaters popularized by Tilden in the '20s are now a preppy staple.”
The Wall Street Journal: Great Moments in Tennis Fashion History
““Put the cable-knit cardigans on the sale table—they're not moving.””
“That explains the black sequined blazer and tweed jacket with faux-fur collar that recently arrived at Ann Taylor stores, and cable-knit circle scarves and matching mittens at the Gap .”
“The result: a primarily grey and navy collection of dresses, sweaters and overcoats in silk, cashmere and wool highlights include a silk twill slip dress with coyote collar, a collarless blue-grey check overcoat and fitted parka with a cable-knit sweater dress.”
The Huffington Post: Woolrich Goes Feminine With New Black Label
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