Stay warm with Diwali sweatshirts

October 31, 2013 6:55 PM | Skymet Weather Team

Diwali, popularly known as the “festival of lights,” is celebrated on thirteenth lunar day of Krishna paksha (dark fortnight) of the Hindu calendar month Kartik. It honors the victory of good over evil, and brightness over darkness. It also marks the start of winter.

And with just few days left for Diwali , the weather has started to change in north India. Mornings and nights will become even cooler in Delhi (15⁰C) and its adjoining areas. Dilliwaalas will soon feel the need to pull out light woolens.

So if you are planning to burst crackers till late, you could stay warm in style, wearing custom Diwali hoodies, available for both men and women. Hooded sweatshirts in various colors and styles are now easily available on online shopping portals like Mylocker.net, zazzle.com, pringoo.com and cafepress.com. All of the hooded sweatshirts are made with fabrics like cotton and polyster, for optimal comfort as you spend time with your family and friends on that busy day of Diwali.

A traditional hoodie looks good on everyone, but the latest v-neck hooded sweatshirts will add a little twist to tradition.  This unique mix of modern and traditional styles will help you stand out from the crowd.

Look bright and colorful during this festive time in colorblock and sleeve striped styles. Snuggle up and layer up with vibrant t-shirts, polished polos, and cool and funky traditional tank tops underneath your hoodie for some extra warmth and to add that oomph to your style.

You could also wear zip-up hooded sweatshirts and zip around the town in style on your outdoor excursions at night! What’s best is you can purchase these Diwali sweatshirts and jackets with attractive, viable and fabulous Diwali offers available online.

These Diwali sweatshirts are a perfect gift for the winter that is approaching. Get the uber cool look this festive season and celebrate the winter festivals of (Diwali, Hanukkah, Kwanaza and Christmas) all over the world.

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