#Best Winter Clothing

[winterclothing25]

Embrace Winter in Style: Discover the Best Sweaters for Women at Newcastle Knitwears

Winter is the season to cozy up, and Newcastle Knitwears knows just how to make warmth stylish. With a broad selection of women’s sweaters and winter essentials, Newcastle Knitwears has become a go-to for those seeking high-quality garments designed for both comfort and style. Here’s why their best sweaters for women and winter clothing pieces have set a new standard in fashion-forward winter wear.

Stylish Comfort in Every Knit

Newcastle Knitwears’ sweaters are thoughtfully crafted to suit the varying demands of winter. The collection includes everything from classic cable-knits to contemporary turtlenecks and chic cardigans. Each piece is created with superior materials, including wool, cashmere, and quality blends that add a luxurious touch without compromising on warmth. These best-selling sweaters combine comfort with durability, designed to withstand even the coldest days.

Whether you’re dressing up for a night out or layering up for a casual outing, Newcastle Knitwears’ collection offers options that suit every occasion. The variety in colors, patterns, and textures ensures that each customer finds a piece that perfectly aligns with their personal style.

The Perfect Winter Layering Pieces

Beyond their stylish sweaters, Newcastle Knitwears also curates a broader range of best winter clothing for women, including cozy coats, scarves, and layered accessories that complement each piece in the sweater collection. Their outerwear, such as wool coats and puffer jackets, has been crafted to pair seamlessly with their sweaters, adding an additional layer of protection against the chill while elevating your overall look. These versatile layering pieces make it easy to mix and match, helping you create a personalized winter wardrobe that works from day to night.

Designed for All Seasons of Winter Style

Newcastle Knitwears doesn’t just focus on functionality; they bring fashion-forward designs to their collection that turn winter wear into a statement. With trends like oversized sweaters, button-down cardigans, and bold patterns, they capture both contemporary trends and timeless aesthetics. The designs cater to women who want to look polished and sophisticated while braving the colder temperatures. Each season, Newcastle Knitwears releases fresh styles, allowing customers to stay ahead of fashion trends without sacrificing comfort.

Sustainable and Ethical Practices

In addition to style and quality, Newcastle Knitwears is committed to sustainable and ethical practices. Using responsibly sourced materials and supporting fair labor practices, they ensure that each sweater and winter item is crafted with care for both the environment and the people involved in its production. Newcastle Knitwears’ dedication to ethical fashion means customers can feel good about their purchases, knowing they’re investing in quality pieces that have a positive impact.

[ewwww-what]

Holding onto your Archdevil friend’s hand because she is a self-contained radiator!!!

Closup below

[cowboy-caboodles]

Your art is rad! Would you draw Crutchie in the winter?

me and crutchie 🤝 the agony of using crutches in the ice/loving the winter anyways

(thank you for the kind words btw!)

edit: I FORGOT HIS FRECKLES 🙏🙏

[why-the-heck-not]

The yearly phenomenon where u get the first rays of sunshine and ppl (me included) act like it’s summer even tho it’s still just +1 degrees out; all I can think abt is making an icey coffee treat and I saw a person casually walking outside in shorts

[godbirdart]

Congrats on your soon-to-be titlessness! If you don't mind my input I've got some advice on recovery based on what I've found docs don't always tell people.

-get a shower chair. Even a plastic lawn chair will do, but showering after major surgery is SO tiring

-drainage is gonna be so much grosser than you think and that's cool and fine and normal

-the padded wrapping that goes under the compression vest to keep things clean can be kind of expensive? So if you don't want to buy them, clean menstrual pads are actually a completely fine alternative

-wear button ups and kimono type robes during recovery, cause you won't be able to lift your arms for a really long time

-major torso surgery leaves people bloated for up to a month. Pair that with no tits when you're used to seeing tits and you're gonna feel really dismorphic for a while. Like the bug worm guys from MiB. This is also normal so no worries 👍

-I don't know your personal support system so if you don't have family or friends who can take care of you in the couple weeks directly after the surgery, you should stock up on ready made meals. Everything is exhausting after surgery.

Enjoy your flat chest and best of luck!!

!!! MANY THANK YOUS FOR THIS i hope it's okay i go ahead and post this for anyone else that might be goin through tiddy-b-gone surgery in the future!!

didn't know about the bloating so i will keep that in mind!!! cannot wait to be a WORM for a bit

[mychem1calbr0mance]

FUCK IT. winterpapen in pocket love

[thefanciestborrower]

Sometimes being the resident pred just means you have to put up with your buddies using you as a tent every winter

Davey likes to complain about it, but truth be told he doesn’t mind all that much. At least it means he’s full right?

[dungeon-meshi-tournament]

To celebrate the season, it's the

Best Winter Outfit in the Dungeon Tournament

This is the masterpost for the tournament. I'll pin it and update it with every new round, so you'll be able to find all polls easily.

The rules are very simple: You just vote for whichever winter outfit you like better. The outfit with the most votes advances to the next round.

Propaganda is encouraged! Please put it in the body of the post so I can reblog it.

Finale:

Dia vs Izutsumi (Izutsumi won)

Battle for the bronze:

Laios vs Fleki (Fleki won)

Previous rounds under the cut

Semi-finals:

Laios vs Dia (Dia won)

Fleki vs Izutsumi (Izutsumi won)

Quarter finals:

Namari vs Laios (Laios won)

Chilchuck vs Dia (Dia won)

Fleki vs Pattadol (Fleki won)

Izutsumi 1 vs Izutsumi 3 (Izutsumi 3 won and became just Izutsumi)

Round 2:

Namari vs Senshi 2 (Namari won)

Senshi 3 vs Laios 1 (Laios 1 won and became just Laios)

Laios 3 vs Chilchuck 1 (Chilchuck 1 won and became just Chilchuck)

Chilchuck 3 vs Dia (Dia won)

Cithis vs Fleki (Fleki won)

Mithrun vs Pattadol (Pattadol won)

Marcille vs Izutsumi 1 (Izutsumi 1 won)

Izutsumi 3 vs Hien (Izutsumi 3 won)

Round 1, part 2:

Cithis vs Otta (Cithis won)

Fleki vs Lycion (Fleki won)

Mithrun 1 vs Mithrun 2 (Mithrun 1 won and became just Mithrun)

Pattadol vs Marcille 1 (Pattadol won)

Marcille 2 vs Marcille 3 (Marcille 2 won and became just Marcille)

Marcille 4 vs Izutsumi 1 (Izutsumi 1 won)

Izutsumi 2 vs Izutsumi 3 (Izutsumi 3 won)

Round 1, part 1:

Senshi 1 vs Senshi 2 (Senshi 2 won)

Senshi 3 vs Senshi 4 (Senshi 3 won)

Senshi 5 vs Laios 1 (Laios 1 won)

Laios 2 vs Laios 3 (Laios 3 won)

Chilchuck 1 vs Chilchuck 2 (Chilchuck 1 won)

Chilchuck 3 vs Chilchuck 4 (Chilchuck 3 won)

Kabru vs Dia (Dia won)

[strayslost]

"Brrr... it's so cold..."

With a gloomy voice, Rimbaud complains aloud as he shivers, holding his arms in his hands in a futile attempt to capture some kind of warmth - a warmth that's rapidly escaping him; having barely existed to begin with. It might be his imagination, but he's sure that it feels even colder than usual today... and that thought alone causes him to sigh heavily. Now he feels even more depressed...

Somehow, these sudden disheartening moods have been sneaking up on him more often, lately. He doesn't know what's been causing them, and he really does wish he could do something about it... It's just when he's thinking that, though, that he notices the young boy standing nearby.

He must be feeling just as cold as Arthur is, yet he doesn't seem to be particularly bothered at all. Ahh, how jealous Arthur feels of him... still, for whatever reason, it seems like the boy is giving him an odd look. Is he worried about Arthur's pitiable state?

"...You don't need to worry." he decides to address him, though perhaps that statement is likely to achieve the opposite effect from what he intended. "I'm, ah, used to these kinds of chills... although, I do feel like my hands are starting to go numb..."

@phasmascript ( starter for kawabata! )

[seveneyesoup]

Introducing…… Her

i got a fursona her name is steel she’s a leopard seal and i can’t stop drawing her

[winged-wolf-s-collection-of-arts]

thinking more thoughts!!

Kiley time-

I uh- kind of poured all my chaotic energy into her, and separated her from the rest of the npc cast? Otherwise the dialogue would get totally fucked, and my ‘I need to hit this story with a drama nuke’ desire would cause trouble.

So she’s uhhh off on her adventure of a different genre. (But stuff she does Will affect things... dun dun dunnnn) but dude Wow she would be so irritated by Jun. Good thing we’re going to Sanctuary to leave them and take Preston.... OR THAT IS WHAT I WOULD SAY if she didn’t want to be anywhere near the vault!! We’re going somewhere else, babeyyyyy! Maybe talking with him and Murphy would bring some understanding (is what I would say if I were doing big character development in the beginning but we’re not!!) Shoving my desire for conflict into this.

[criminalweasel]

This is Fritz! He's the main character in one of my stories, The Soul-Keeper. Ngl, this is the proudest ive felt about my art.

Best boy :)

[akallabeth-joie]

Les Mis 1.2.2

Following up from Pilf’s post, because clothing is the topic I have stuff to say about. [Also the rest of the action feels very natural follow ups from the previous 15 chapters: the people and house we met in 1.1.1-14 are about to encounter the guy having an awful day in 1.2.1, and this is Hugo’s set up for that.]

Caveat: my main research area is the mid-19th century (right around the time Hugo was finishing Les Mis, not the years it is set), and my working language is English. The US in 1860 is not France in 1815-1832, but I think some elements here do transfer over, or at least offer insight into how Hugo’s readers might have interpreted the text.

Main observations re: Baptistine Myriel’s clothing:

9 years is a very long time for a dress in active use. Washing and non-washing dresses will have different trajectories, but in contemporary non-fiction, making a silk dress last 7 years is a feat of clever planning and care. Five years is noteworthy. One to two years is more typical, and 3 months isn’t necessarily a frivolous waste (wearing a silk dress only once would be). Much like with the soup thing, the Myriel household is taking ‘practicing good economy’ to an extreme, almost absurd degree.

Also, the fact that Mlle Baptistine is still wearing her silk dress “in the style of 1806″ in 1815 is notably weird. Fiction and non-fiction sources of the 1850s/60s show economically-minded women remodeling their silks every season in order to keep up to date. Magazine articles give instructions for turning last year’s flounced skirts into gored ones, or adding puffed overskirts to update narrow gored skirts. Advice books recommend getting an extra yard or two of fabric so that you can update the sleeves of your dress when it’s taken apart for washing. Trousseaus should have some of the dresses left “unmade” (as lengths of fabrics) in case fashions change over the year. A missionary woman writing from not-yet-Seattle in the mid-1850s opines that the dresses she made for her wedding less than a year earlier are too “rusty” to be worn at home (in New York) but are sufficient for living in the woods.

So my impression of Baptistine is that she’s meant to be The Superlatively Economical gentlewoman, and also Not At All Vain About Clothes. She’s not spending her time or money on fashion, but the fact that she is still bothering to wear a silk gown for dinner is signalling that she’s still performing (her class’s) respectability. From this, and her letter about re-doing her room, I expect that her whole wardrobe and all the house’s domestic interiors are scrupulously clean and mended, but also old and likely inharmonious. The two women will do the work to live respectably, but will not spend any unnecessary money on their own comfort or aesthetics.

Hugo taking the trouble to describe Baptistine’s dress (”short waist, a narrow, sheath-like skirt, puffed sleeves, with flaps and buttons”) just reminds me of how much crinoline-era Victorians do not like the Neoclassical look. All of these specific elements are basically the opposite of early 1860s fashion--waists are worn just at/above the natural waist, skirts are about as wide as they can get, more fitted coat sleeves are replacing the wide-open sleeves of the late 1850s. It’s a bit different from how most modern folks seem to view the 1810s style (Austen! Romance! Bridgerton?): I’ll need to dig through my notes, but there’s at least one 1850/60s cartoon and one article I recall which amount to ‘yikes, the fashions of 50 years ago were awful’, and another article from the late 1860s which holds that the crinoline is a great improvement on the raised-waistline silhouette. I think we all prefer to ignore the weirdness of the c.1865-9 Second Empire style, but there were absolutely pairing high waistlines with fitted sleeves and trained skirts over elliptical or half-hoops (transitioning from the rounder cages of the late 1850s and early 1860s into the bustles of the early 1870s).

[halfhappyhooligan]

c!hannah losing her wings meant she lost some of her ability to thermoregulate by pumping blood in and out of her wings. so she has to wear thicker coats. They also help with odd ache in her upper back, missing it's usual weight.

her back gets so cold i just know it.

[lilbugprincess]

Took my winter coat to the dry cleaners, then bought a little boba tea before driving home on the back roads five below the speed limit bc it's a BEAUTIFUL day and no one was behind me.

Living this long was worth it!

[the-halfling-prince]

Rare moment in which I actually draw this poor boy smiling.