Knitting Trends 2021

Hello, ladies!

Today, I prepared an article for you with knitting trends 2021.

Extreme Raglans

Let’s begin with the old times’ classics. Of course, raglans are back in trends this season. They made quite a comeback last year and stayed on top throughout the entire year. Now, with the new cold season approaching, they are knocking at our doors. Raglans are part of the classic sweater design. Besides, there are thousands of ways to knit a sweater with unique raglans, so they can never bore you. Also, any advanced beginner in knitting can try making a sweater with raglans. They are a bit complicated to make, though they can be a beautiful challenge.

Big Cables

Last year we could already predict their comebacks. Many autumn/winter collections have introduced their interpretations of cables. However, last season they were far from the classic look. They were known to be rather chunky, massive, overall, a little bit too much. This year though, cables are coming back as they used to be back in the 2000s. They look more refined, elegant, and simple. This year cables on sweaters stand for femininity and softness. Overall, such knitwear looks more sophisticated.

Coneheads

Interestingly enough, hat fashion has been very unstable over the past few years. We have seen a lot of changes in this area, from slouchy hats to beanies. This year’s trend is a conehead. You’ll need a fast essay writer to keep up with all the hat trends if you want to order a paper on this object of fashion. This hat is exactly what its name suggests. It is a knitted hat with extra space on top to form a sort of cone shape. The thick knitted hats are, particularly in trend. After all, the fabric can’t be too soft; otherwise, the hat’s end won’t be pointing up but falling down. Which is not a cone, obviously. Hats with big cables are also in high demand right now.

Circular Yokes

Another very feminine, elegant design that made a comeback this autumn is circular yokes. We are more than happy to welcome it. This design makes sweaters particularly festive and yet cozy at the same time. This is a perfect trick to highlight the beauty of your shoulders and the length of your neck.

Cropped Sweaters

Who said we can wear crops only in summer? Knitwear designers will not agree with that. Catching up to the latest trends, winter sweaters are getting noticeably shorter. Of course, they are not full crops the way we used to see our T-shirts, though they are getting there. Cropped sweaters are perfect with dresses, mom jeans, or pencil skirts.

Colors

We shouldn’t miss out on the discussion on the colors here. As you have noticed from this brief knitwear guide, this year’s trend is mainly about coziness and elegance, most of the time. Such tendencies have been reflected in colors as well. This season’s colors are muted. Nothing too bright, shiny, or colorful is not getting as much attention. Neutral colors like white, black, beige, and other nude colors are among the most popular ones. As for the other colors, perhaps, brick red is among the most colorful tones that are trending so far. Thus, this year’s winter may be the most colorful one. Though, it will be definitely the calmest, soft, and home-like in terms of fashion.

The Bottom Line

As a result, the knitwear of the season is going for a soft, classic, cozy look. It should come as no surprise. And what speaks of comfort in winter more than a cozy sweater, a warm blanket, and a cup of hot cocoa. This is pretty much a definition of a warm house environment during long cold weeks. 

What do you think of them?

Do you like these trends?