Henley neckline

Henley neckline shows round neck with two-to-five button placket.

Crew has no placket. Johnny collar is a small knit collar.

Henley shirt articles define the collarless round neck with button placket on knit tops.[1] Commons henley photography shows placket detail on cotton knits.[2] Knitting adds placket bands to henley pullovers.[3]

Henley rowing heritage gave the shirt its name.[1] Henley differs from polo collar knit fold.[2] Contrast with grandad woven band.[3]

Today henley neckline appears on base layers, casual knits, and menswear in cotton and wool.[1][2] Long-sleeve henley reads rugged casual.[3] When round neck has button placket—henley neckline applies.[2]

Base layers, casual menswear, rugged weekend dress, and knit layering.[1]

Henley neckline under flannel reads American workwear.[1] Fine-gauge henley replaces tee under blazer.[3]

Crew has no placket. Johnny has small collar. Grandad is woven band.[1]

Henley neckline reads rugged, casual, and knit-classic. Grey henley base layer reads workwear.

Henley neckline vs crew? Crew has no buttons; henley has placket.[1]

Henley neckline vs polo? Polo has knit collar; henley is collarless with placket.[2]

Henley neckline vs grandad? Grandad is woven band; henley is knit placket.[3]