Ladies Fullsleeve Green Woolen Blouse

Cotton socks with intricate decorations discovered in Egypt towards the end of the first millennium AD are among the first known examples of knitting. It is thought that knitting made its way to Europe from the Middle East around the fifth century. Then, cotton was used to make it. Fishermen used knitted textiles to create weatherproof woollen jumpers for their tips to sea throughout the 14th century. By the sixteenth century, the hosiery of the upper class was being knitted using knitting machines. Soon, knitting developed into a local industry. In 1816, the first knitting loom was constructed, and woollen mills were established to produce high-end clothing. In 1853, Eugene Roder founded the first factory producing woollen textiles. By the turn of the 20th century, knitwear had become popular. Knit clothing was a useful, stylish, and contemporary option for both sexes.