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Soaking your sweater in a mixture of water and shampoo will help to soften the fibers without compromising the shape of the garment. Start by filling a bucket with lukewarm water and one to two tablespoons of baby shampoo, then place your sweater in the solution and agitate gently to ensure all of the fibers are saturated. Leave it to sit for about 20 minutes, then rinse thoroughly or run it through a wash cycle to remove soap residue.
(@villatarinoita)Fabric Softener
While fabric softener is effective at taming unruly fibers, most fabric softeners work by leaving a film over material, which can reduce breathability and make clothing less comfortable over time. That said, if all else fails, try soaking your sweater in a sink or bucket filled with warm water with a capful of fabric softener for up to one hour. Rinse thoroughly, then gently squeeze out excess water and lay flat to dry.
Give it a Freeze
We know, putting your sweater in the freezer sounds odd, but hear us out. Like the cool setting on your hair dryer, the cold air works to make the fabric less itchy by smoothing down fibers that may stick out and cause irritation. Start by washing and drying your sweater, then place it inside a plastic bag in the freezer overnight. Take it out in the morning, and voila—comfy cozy.
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Assistant Fashion Editor, Ann Jacoby said, “I live for a good turtleneck and always mourn the moment I have to put them away for next season.”
Faux Fur Scarf
E-commerce Editor, Alexis Bennett stated, “I am going to miss cuddling up with my faux fur scarves. Wrapping one of the soft, fuzzy wraps around my neck on a chilly winter day is like getting a cozy hug from your best friend.”
so here’s a break down of the comffffiest caj city outfit: 
Trousers: @zara, £25.99 and one of the top purchases of the season (so comfy and flattering 
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) Chelsea Boot
Mark Editor, Kristina Rutwoski mentioned, “Chelsea boots are a favorite shoe for me during colder months. I especially love Dr. Martens take on the classic boot.They are comfortable, sturdy, and the best part: don’t require a pedicure!”
(@chelsea.boots)Oversized Sweater
Assistant Fashion Editor, Alexis Parente said,”I don’t know how I am going to put away my Everlane wool cashmere oversized sweater. I find myself wearing this sweater to work with trousers during the week and paired with leggings on the weekend.”
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стоимость 1700 грн (бесплатная доставка по Украине) параметры изделия: 
длина от плеча 63 см 
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Jenna Pizzuta, a fashion assistant, siad “It’s going to be hard to part ways with my Hudson Jeans velvet track pants. They are my winter go-to pant for weekend errands”
https://www.instagram.com/p/BakSOrjld7p/?tagged=velvettrackpants
Fitted Ribbed knit
Elana Zajdman, Accessories Editor expressed her feelings, “There are few things I love more than a fitted ribbed sweater! Whether in black or a dreamy color like this marigold shade, I don’t know how I’d get dressed in the morning if I eliminated them from my wardrobe.”
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bdk4oYojdfj/?tagged=ribbedknit
Faux Fur Jacket
Assistant Market editor, LaShauna Williams said, “I’m not big on fur for the day but my favorite evening coat this winter was my faux fur from Unreal Fur. It feels so luxe and looks perfect with nighttime attire.”
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