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Custom Design Sweater Studio, P.O. Box 73, Leonia, NJ   07605 

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A hand knitted, custom design sweater is more than just a garment.  It is an expression of your own personal style.  Here's a chance for you to have something special designed and custom knitted just for you, a truly one-of-a-kind heirloom sweater, in your choice of colors and style.  Your custom design hand knitted sweater is sure to become your favorite sweater.

For information about a wide range of sweater sizes and prices, click here.  To see the many colors available, click here.

Pockets, large or small, can add a practical touch to a hand knitted sweater, and can be placed at the hip, the upper chest, or even at the upper arm on a sleeve.  Pockets can also be knitted in contrasting colors, a great idea for a child's sweater.  The possibilities are limited only by your imagination!


 


hand knitted custom design sweaters

Slit pocket with contrasting piped edging.  This pocket is usually placed on the front of the sweater, one or two pockets near the hips, or a single pocket at the upper chest. 


hand knitted custom design sweaters

Patch pocket, shown here on the front of a cardigan sweater.  This pocket can be placed at the bottom front edge of the sweater near the hips, either by itself or in pairs (one on either side of the center of the sweater).  A smaller version of the pocket could be placed on the upper chest of the sweater, or on the upper arm of the sleeve as a designer touch.  Often, a single pocket with a decorative button can be a nice focal point of a design. 


 

 

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