Funnel neck

Funnel neck shows a tall band widening toward the opening.

Turtle neck folds fully over. Mock neck stands straight without flare.

Turtleneck (clothing)) covers high neck bands including funnel-shaped architectural knits.[1] Commons turtleneck photography shows tall neck bands on wool sweaters.[2] Knitting shapes funnel necks with increased stitches toward the top.[3]

Designer knits popularized funnel neck on coats and sweaters.[1] Funnel differs from mandarin woven stand.[2] Contrast with roll collar fold.[3]

Today funnel neck appears on designer sweaters, coat collars, and base layers in wool and cashmere.[1][2] Funnel neck reads sculptural on solid colors.[3] When a tall band widens toward the throat—funnel neck applies.[2]

Designer knitwear, architectural sweaters, coat collars, and winter layering.[1]

Funnel neck reads best in solid wool or cashmere without pattern clash.[2] Long funnel under cropped jacket reads modern.[3]

Turtle neck folds over. Mock stands straight. High neck is generic tall.[1]

Funnel neck reads architectural, designer-knit, and sculptural. Grey wool funnel sweater reads modern minimal.

Funnel neck vs turtle neck? Turtle folds over; funnel widens without full roll.[1]

Funnel neck vs mock neck? Mock stands straight; funnel flares outward.[1]

Funnel neck vs mandarin? Mandarin is woven; funnel is knit.[2]