Seasons best turtle neck sweaters for stylist Indian women

If you love sweaters Snazzyway gives you affordable, trending high neck sweaters (and who doesn't, let's be real), this is your season. After that seemingly never ending summer, enjoy it. You've earned it. And if you've been shopping for fall like Snazzyway lover, you may have noticed some common themes among the offerings this year. One that you've definitely noticed is that among the affordable sweaters you've seen, the very best ones have one thing in common: statement sleeves.

High neck sweaters, puffy, —whatever you want to call them, big sleeves are everywhere this year, taking up space and earning compliments wherever they go. I, for one, love the drama that they add to even the simplest of outfits (e.g., jeans and ankle boots) and hope the trend never dies. But in case it does, Snazzyway gives the trend as much as possible now, starting with these affordable sweaters.

If your style is classic, here's how to wear sweaters for fall.

• Ready for some fresh ways to wear your favorite knits? We've pulled together outfits that you'll want to wear through fall and well into winter. Whether you wear them with your favorite pair of lived-in jeans or a miniskirt and boots, you'll be grateful for the outfit inspiration ahead once fall's in full force.
• If there's anything we love looking forward to in expectations of the next season, it's bundling up in the coziest of sweaters (along with those pumpkin spice lattes, of course). From warm high neck to lightweight sweaters, having the right knitwear can take your fall combo to the next level.

High neck sweaters you should buy and leave at you freezing

We once thought of turtlenecks as the apparel parallel of winter boots: an unofficial sign of freezing days to come that, while cozy and practical, turtlenecks have been upgraded to the stylist of winter essentials. Yes, those high necks are still, plainly, useful and effective when a sudden cold front rolls in; but they're also the foundation for all sorts of outfits—tucked into a long skirt, paired with high-waisted vintage denim, layered under a colorful coat. And what we've found is that, when it comes to turtlenecks, everyone has an opinion as to the best one.Seasons best turtle neck sweaters for stylist Indian women staffers about the ones they can't stop buying, and their answers were too good not to share.

How to wash wool sweaters?

It's likely you own a wool sweater—an essential piece you can wear throughout the cold-weather months. It's cozy, cute, and delicate; it can shrink, or worse, be permanently damaged. But there are ways to prevent any mishaps from happening, and it all comes down to how you wash a wool sweater. Ahead, check out our step-by-step guide to follow the next time you want to wash your wool sweater. It's actually easier than you think, and while it may seem like more work at first, it will save you a lot of stress and trouble in the future.

By Hand:

Always read the care label before you clean your wool sweater. But if you want to go the safe route and avoid any shrinking .that could arise with the washing machine, simply wash it by hand.

1. Fill your sink with lukewarm water

   After you've filled the sink with lukewarm water, add in detergent for delicate fabrics and materials. Don't add too much detergent, however, so make sure to check the care label to see the recommended amount.

2. Add in the wool sweater

   Place the wool sweater in the lukewarm, soapy water solution. Make sure to soak it completely, using your hands to swish the sweater around in the water to remove excess dirt.

3. Soak it

   After you've swished the sweater around in the solution, allow it to soak for 10 minutes or so.

4. Remove it

   After you've let the wool sweater soak for 10 minutes, remove it from the sink, and press out any excess water. (Pro tip: Roll the sweater in a towel).

5. Fill the sink with clean water

   The next step is to thoroughly rinse the sweater in fresh, lukewarm water. Swish it around in the water to remove excess soap residue, and repeat this step as often as needed