The Crewneck features a round neckline that sits along the collarbone; this makes it ideal for working in combination with some clothes while makes it less than ideal with others. It is often seen as the more casual cousin of the V neck, being very similar and, at the same time, worlds apart. The Crewneck is a versatile piece, a layering piece, and an everyday piece. While you may wear a V neck on several occasions, the Crewneck will always be in and out of your wardrobe as a go-to for comfort, warmth, and layering.

The Crewneck sports a collarless neckline, which gives an unobtrusive line when layering, makes it an ideal middle garment under a jacket or occasionally under another piece of knitwear. Indeed the main reason why you’d wear a Crewneck is just how much use you’ll see out of it; with unmatched versatility and a timeless casual look, it’s hard to go wrong.

How to Wear a Crewneck Shirt?

The Crewneck has most commonly seen worn with a t-shirt underneath. Depending on the look trying to achieve, the shirt can either be showing or not showing on the neckline. Contrasting simple designed crewneck sweaters with more patterned shirts can create a compelling watch.

Rarely is a Crewneck seen with a collared shirt that has been seen as a more casual garment? However, if you wear a collared shirt with a Crewneck, make sure that it doesn’t look square or misaligned. This style can usually be complemented by layering with a jacket to reduce the squared look.

The Crewneck works best as light knitwear, allowing for more comfortable layering; thus, the thinner materials are better. Cashmere is an excellent choice due to its exceptional lightweight to warmth ratio. Merino wool or a Merino blend is another good pick as it is lighter than many other types of yarn and is excellent for temperature regulation.

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