All About The Different Types Of Necklines
The neckline of a top can really change the entire look of it. With so many necklines to choose from, it can be tough to distinguish between them. We've got...
The neckline of a top can really change the entire look of it. With so many necklines to choose from, it can be tough to distinguish between them. We've got...
The neckline of a top can really change the entire look of it. With so many necklines to choose from, it can be tough to distinguish between them. We've got the rundown on the most common necklines you'll see when shopping for tops so you know which ones are best for your particular needs.
1. Crew Neck
The most common of all the necklines, crew necks are seen often in both men's and women's tops. The neckline sits close to the base of the neck, but doesn't rise above it like mock necks or turtlenecks do.
2. V-Neck
A v-neckline is found a lot in women's tops and less often in men's tops. With women's tops, the v-neck can be closer to the neck, revealing just a bit of skin, or very deep, revealing the top of the chest. Some v-necks aren't appropriate for work settings so use caution when shopping for them. Deep v-necks can be worn with a tank top or camisole underneath for more coverage.
3. Scoop Neck
A scoop neckline is similar to a crew neck, but a bit looser. It hits below the collarbone for a more relaxed fit. Sometimes scoop necks can look like you've just stretched the neckline of a crew neck shirt too much, so be sure to know what type of look you're going for before wearing one.
4. Boat Neck
A more regal look, the boat neck is sometimes also referred to as the bateau neckline. It's a wide neckline that sits straight across the shoulders, revealing the top of the collarbone and the part of the shoulder closest to the base of the neck.
5. Turtleneck
A turtleneck top is ideal for fall and winter because it covers up the neck. A turtleneck can be tight or loose, depending on the style. It usually comes all the way up to the bottom of the chin, covering all of the neck to keep the chill away.
6. Mock Neck
A mock neckline is in between a turtleneck and a crew neck. It falls midway down the neck, covering up the base of the neck but not going as far as the chin.
You'll find all of these necklines and more on our website. Adding a variety of necklines to your wardrobe gives you versatility and keeps things interesting.
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