Susan Feltman Sweater Designs, LLC, t/a

Custom Design Sweater Studio, P.O. Box 73, Leonia, NJ   07605 

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A hand knitted, custom design sweater is more than just a garment.  It is an expression of your own personal style.  Here's a chance for you to have something special designed and custom knitted just for you, a truly one-of-a-kind heirloom sweater, in your choice of colors and style.  Your custom design hand knitted sweater is sure to become your favorite sweater.

For information about a wide range of sweater sizes and prices, click here.  To see the many colors available, click here.

There are many necklines shown below.  In addition, there are other neckline styles available.  If you don't see what you want, please feel free to send me an email and ask! 

Shawl collar pullover

Cardigan with "shirt" collar

Mock turtleneck (regular turtleneck is also available)

Ballet neckline

Rolled neckline (often used with rolled sleeve cuffs, too)

Standard round crewneck 

Standard V-neck, with banded edge 

(A banded edge gives a smooth, flat, dressy appearance to the v-neckline.  V-necks are also available with standard ribbing, instead of a banded edge.  Standard ribbing is used on the crewneck neckline shown in the previous photo, "standard round crewneck".)

Banded round crewneck, with contrasting stripe.

Scoop neck, shown here on a vest.  

Any sweater can be made into a vest.

Deep U-shaped neckline, shown here with crochet scalloped edge.  Note the very deep U-shaped front neckline, and the scoop neckline on the back of the sweater.

This is a closeup of the neckline from the above photo.  Note the hand crochet scalloped edging.

Questions?  Ask Susan!