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LitBuy Sweaters Spreadsheet 145 finds

Knits, crewnecks and cardigans with photos and sizing context. Prices captured 23 Sep 2026. Finds with QC photos on record come first; every card opens the find with its photos, sizes and a Buy on LitBuy button.

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About the sweaters section

Every find in this section opens directly on LitBuy.

Check the material notes in each listing: acrylic blends dominate the budget tier and feel fine, while the pricier finds move into wool blends. QC photos show knit density well — a loose, see-through weave is the main thing to reject.

Knitwear punches above its weight in reps because knit patterns hide small imperfections and the materials are cheap to source — meaning even budget finds look convincing in person. This section covers crewnecks, cardigans, and designer-style knits with the photos to judge the weave before you buy.

The median find here costs $36. Open a find to see the seller's photos, sizes and price, then press Buy on LitBuy. Before you do, check the QC photos other buyers got for that listing — the find's own page does it for you.

Sizing is what people get wrong most often on sweaters: the letter varies between sellers, so read the seller's centimetre chart and compare it with something you already own.

Sweaters questions

What sizes should I order?

Same rule as hoodies: size up once for a relaxed fit, and verify the pit-to-pit measurement against something you own.

Do rep sweaters pill or fall apart?

Quality tracks the price tier. Acrylic-blend budget knits behave like fast-fashion knitwear; mid-tier wool blends hold up noticeably better. Wash cold, dry flat.

How do I judge a knit from QC photos?

Look at weave tightness and pattern alignment at the seams. Misaligned patterns at the shoulder seam are the most common flaw worth an exchange.