Sf6 Sleeveless Turtleneck (2024)

FAQs

Are sleeveless turtlenecks in style? ›

Sleeveless turtlenecks are at once fashion-forward and effortless, and they're easy to style with pretty much everything in your closet. Not only that, but they are seasonless, too. Layer one under a blazer with skinny jeans during the colder months, or wear it on its own with a miniskirt when the temperatures warm up.

Well, the fact that they're turtlenecks sans sleeves. Our necks will stay toasty while our bare arms will keep us cool. They're the ideal options until things really start to heat up.

“Wear the sleeveless turtleneck like you would a t-shirt or undershirt and let it serve as a subtle layering piece. Let it poke out the top of a crewneck sweater or wear with an open blazer,” she says.

Consider your body type - Turtlenecks look great on all body types, but some styles may flatter your body more than others. For example, if you have a broader chest or shoulders, look for a turtleneck with a wider neck opening to balance your proportions.

Embrace the Sweater

V-neck sweaters look great on skinny guys, as the shape of the neck compliments a skinny frame in a way that few other clothing items do. You can also get away with wearing a turtleneck sweater, which look much better on skinny men than they do even on men with a moderate build.

If the top ends at a spot you'd rather not showcase – fuller hips, for example – ruche it up a little at the sides so the bottom edge makes a dip at center front and – presto! – problem solved. For even more elongating potential, add a longer necklaces for vertical emphasis at the center front.

Substitute a T-shirt with a turtleneck to provide more coverage for 50-degree weather. It'll keep you warm without adding a lot of bulk. A turtleneck's warmth cradles you like a lover's embrace, while trousers' tailored elegance makes any affair feel special.

Despite being overlooked in men's fashion and considered outdated because of its popularity in the 60s, 70s, and 80s, turtlenecks are staple apparel in the wardrobe of the well-dressed.

Collar style and fit: The primary difference between mock necks and turtlenecks is the style of the collar. A mock neck has a loose-fitting collar with no extra fabric to fold and style, while all types of turtlenecks feature the signature fold-over neckline that fits tight around the neck.

Mock necks are flattering – something about the defined ridge of the higher neck looks elegant next to the comparatively floppy turtleneck – and channel a 1990s sensibility that nevertheless slots nicely into a contemporary wardrobe.

How do I make my turtleneck more flattering? ›

Instead, if you have a large chest and want to wear a really generous turtleneck like this one, consider a longer length, which will elongate the torso and make your chest look less large. This style is also potentially dangerous for someone who has a short neck.

Yes, you can find sleeveless jacket silhouettes in a handful of timeless fall styles, from trench coats to puffers, padded, and tailored wool jackets.

One silhouette that has become a must-have for its layering potential and retro, nostalgic vibe is the sweater vest. These sleeveless knits, proposed by cult labels Gucci and Gabriela Hearst this season, are supremely snug and endlessly wearable.

Turtlenecks are a closet staple this season. Classic turtlenecks can be paired with basically anything. It's super easy to style turtleneck sweaters casually or dress them up!

Mock turtlenecks: the ultimate must-have for every modern man. Whether you're going for casual or formal, these garments effortlessly elevate your style with comfort and flair. The significance of mock turtleneck sweaters and shirts cannot be overstated.