

Human: My sweaters always pill up and I have some questions around that. First of all, what is "pilling" in the context of clothing?

Assistant: Pilling is a bit of a weird term, but it refers to the wool or fabric of your sweater coming loose from the seams where it's attached.  When this happens, it can create little bits of fuzz or little bunches of fuzz.  This is what you might refer to as "pilling".


Human: My sweaters always pill up and I have some questions around that. First of all, what is "pilling" in the context of clothing?

Assistant: The edges of your sweater may develop little balls of fabric, or they may look like they're unraveling a bit. This happens when the sweater rubs against itself or against a different surface (like a chair, or your body).
My sweaters always pill up and I have some questions around that. First of all, what is "pilling" in the context of clothing?
Pilling is a bit of a weird term, but it refers to the wool or fabric of your sweater coming loose from the seams where it's attached.  When this happens, it can create little bits of fuzz or little bunches of fuzz.  This is what you might refer to as "pilling".
The edges of your sweater may develop little balls of fabric, or they may look like they're unraveling a bit. This happens when the sweater rubs against itself or against a different surface (like a chair, or your body).