1. Check how comfortable it is. If the sweater is worn upside down, it will be very uncomfortable. So change the side and mark the front.

2. A loose-fitting sweater can be worn upside down. If you must distinguish the front and back, mark the front.

3. Look at the trademark: Generally, the trademark will be on the back of the neck, so the trademark is on the back.

4. Users can also add some decorations on the front or back of the sweater, such as a beautiful little animal on the back of the sweater. If the sweater has a large neckline on the front and back, add a small one on the back neckline. Circle of lace.

Distinguishing the reverse side of the fabric

It is not a problem for novices in clothing DIY, because the front and back sides of most fabrics are very different, with brighter colors and clearer patterns than the front side, while the reverse side is lighter or blurry , willing to take the beautiful side as the front. Textured or plush or coated cloth, the decorative surface is also all on the front, and the back is flat.

It is not easy to distinguish the front and back sides because the front and back sides of the fabric are almost the same. There are many plain fabrics with solid colors, such as solid color cotton, linen, suit cloth, etc. You can make your own judgment on this. If the two sides look basically the same, then there is no need to distinguish between the front and the back. Some fabrics look the same on both sides when viewed individually, but if you compare the two sides together and you feel that they are not shiny, then you can decide which side to use as the front.

Some cloths have needle holes on the edges. The needle holes are used to fix the fabric when weaving. It is inserted from the front. The front is flat and the back is raised. If you look at it for a long time and feel that the side with the protruding needle holes is more beautiful, you can also treat that side as the front.