Do you wear sweaters?

Very rarely..With the stupid weather around here one day it'll be in the 30s and then the next the 70s..I have a new sweater..but I haven't worn it yet because no one will tell me how it is before I leave..if I think it's going to be cold..and..depending on how cold I think it is..I'll either wear just a long sleeve shirt..or a turtle neck or a mock turtle..

Never, in fact I don't own any.

I'd sooner wear a mullet.

Very rarely

Frequently. It's always chilly here.

Don't wear them much. Might have something to do with not owning any, but...

Never, I'm a hooded sweatshirt wearer.

very rarely. I don't like bulky clothes.

all the time

Love them senior so they are my best friend.

Well when you get to be a senior citizen your body blood thins so ya when I was younger never wore them much either.

I very very rarely get cold, so its rare that I wear sweaters.

No, any sweater material material makes me itch. I can't wear wool at all. I do own a few vests to wear over shirts for dressy wear. I like plain cotton next to my skin.

I like sweaters but they get dirty and stained too easy and i have to roll up the sleeves too much to where they become a hassle

Living here in Colorado I do everyday of the week until summer gets here and sometimes in the summer as well. It has been thee coldest it has ever been in some time where is Springtime??

> No, any sweater material material makes me itch. I can't wear wool
> at all. I do own a few vests to wear over shirts for dressy wear.
> I like plain cotton next to my skin.

There are a lot of sweaters now made of cotton/poly blend yarn. You can even get just plain cotton yarn sweaters, though they tend to be a lot heavier than others.

Yes, I do. There is a lady in town who makes the most incredibly soft sweaters, mittens and scarves. I've purchased some of her beautiful work at church rummage sales.

Rarely. It's hard to find ones that look good.

For lounging around in, they're so snuggly.

That sounds pretty good. I need to wear lightweight LAYERS because just one heavy-knit might be too warm for me. I warm up quickly cuz I walk a lot and often feel either too warm or perfectly comfortable when people around me complain of feeling cold. So light layers of cotton T- and sweatshirt/hoodies are a good idea for me. I'm someone who sleeps with my window wide open in mid-winter (but then the temperature here doesn't get below the mid-40s usually, either).

Not usually. If I wear a sweater it's not over a shirt unless it's a t-shirt.

Yes, especially this time of the year. That way I can keep the thermostat down and the heating costs too.

I'll wear a sweater...

Rarely...

Odd that I'm wearing one for this survey occasion. Ben got me two very cool sweaters for xmas... and I'm wearing the green argyle one right now. I pulled it on when I got out of my warm bed this morning.

Never. Sweaters make me overheat and sweat. Guess that's where the name came from.

> I'd sooner wear a mullet.

How about a mallet?

Yes, sometimes, but I burn up in them sometimes, so I don't wear them much.

I look like a dork in a sweater.

> I'd sooner wear a mullet.
!!!!!!!

Never, anymore. They make me itch.

Every once in a while. When I was living in Louisiana there were so few days in which sweaters were warranted. In North Carolina it is more of a necessity.

Define 'sweater'... do you mean just a knit, longsleeve shirt? Or any longsleeve shirt that will help you retain heat?
Anyways, what I define as sweater, during the winter I wear them frequently. During the summer, hell no!

"Sweater" meaning a garment usually knitted of some type of yarn (be it wool, cotton, polyester, or some combination thereof). Generally worn over the torso of the body.

Does that work?

They're so itchy

Yes, hooded sweaters.
I have three Rammstein, 1 Celtic and 1 Euro 2000 hooded sweaters.

Very rarely. I'm not really a sweater person.

> I look like a dork in a sweater.

You can't blame the sweater for that!

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