When I'm offered one, I take it, throw it on and look in the mirror. It fits. It's like it was made for me.
The smell is one of a freshly-washed load of laundry. But, there's also a tinge of the scent of skin; the scent that is personal and individual, almost like a custom cologne.
And when I take it off, I hope a little bit of my scent permeates the fibres. Just as a subtle reminder of when I was wearing someone's sweater.
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I know exactly what you mean. I'd be lying if I said I didn't steal moments sniffing on the clothing of various lust interests.
Here, this is what your post reminds me of:
Meryn Cadell (A Torontonian you're probably too young to remember) and "The Sweater."
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i like a good sweater. and love it when a scent lingers in its warp and weave. and memories come flooding back upon inhalation.
i like hoodies too.
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