Diff between a sweater and a sweatshirt?
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The Golden Fist
ANSWERS: 8
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One is knitted, one isn't.
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To me a sweater/jumper/pullover/jersey, is a knitted garment either hand or machine, while a sweatshirt consists of a fleece man-made fabric and constructed on a sewing machine rather than knitting.
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sweaters can be itchy and made out of different material. Sweatshirts are more active wear
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I sweater isn't tightly knitted cotton. Sweatshirt: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jcgr1/3377846871/ Sweater:http://www.flickr.com/photos/morbid_and_pale/3396135039/
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Google them
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One is knitted or crocheted of visible yarn or thread. The other is more tightwoven knitted fabric.
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If I wear a sweater I am probably going out and if I wear a sweatshirt I am probably hanging out!
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Sweatshirt usually has a 'shirt' type collar whereas a sweater has a normal knitted collar.
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