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Susan Feltman Sweater Designs, LLC, t/a Custom Design Sweater Studio, P.O. Box 73, Leonia, NJ 07605 telephone toll free 1-888-797-1088 (10 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST Mon.-Sat.)
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A hand knitted custom design sweater is so much more than a mass-produced garment from the mall, Your custom design sweater will contain all of your favorite features, including your choice of colors, neckline, sleeve style and length, and bottom and cuff styles. Whether your prefer a standard ribbing at the bottom and cuffs, or a non-restrictive hemmed edge, the choice is yours. Would you like to have your sweater designed so that it is tunic length? A sweater can easily be knitted to cover the hips, with the length adjusted so that it is just right for you. Tunic length sweaters are very fashionable this season; any sweater could be tunic length. Just ask me! For information about a wide range of sizes and prices, click here. To see the many colors available, click here. Standard ribbing tends to be a little more sporty than a hemmed edge. For an elegant, dressy evening look, try a picot hemmed edge or a straight hem. A scalloped rib is also a lovely change from standard ribbing, something a little different. That's what is so nice about a custom design sweater - it doesn't look like the same sweaters everyone else is wearing!
Plain, straight hemmed bottom edge (often used with hemmed sleeves, too)
Picot hemmed bottom edge and sleeve cuffs. (The little vertical rows of eyelet open stitching are part of this particular sweater's design. Of course, you can choose to have a picot hemmed bottom edge and/or sleeve cuffs without the vertical rows of eyelet open stitching on your sweater.)
Rolled cuffs, generally found with a rolled neckline.
Scalloped Rib trim at bottom and cuffs.
Picot Rib trim at bottom and cuffs.
Tipped ribbing (note the gold "tipped" section of the purple ribbing). Often found at the bottom edge and sleeve cuffs of a sweater, as well as the neckline.
Standard ribbed bottom and cuff, found on most styles.
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