Polo neck

Polo neck shows a tall knit band folded or rolled at the throat on sweaters.

polo collar is the knit fold on sport shirts. turtle neck is the American synonym for the same knit roll.

Turtleneck (clothing)) articles use polo neck as the British term for a high rolled knit collar on sweaters.[1] Commons turtleneck photography shows the folded band on wool knitwear.[2] Neckline lists high neck finishes separate from shirt collar points.[3] Polo shirt histories cover the knit sport-shirt collar—a different construction from polo neck sweaters.[4]

Polo neck became a mid-century intellectual uniform on wool and cashmere.[1] Polo neck differs from polo collar sport-shirt fold.[4] Contrast with mandarin woven stand.[3]

Today polo neck appears on sweaters, base layers, and designer knitwear in wool and cashmere.[1][2] Black polo neck reads Beat-era minimal.[1] When a sweater has a high folded knit band—polo neck applies.[2]

Winter knitwear, intellectual dress, base layers, and designer sweater collections.[1]

Polo neck under blazer needs a slim fold—not bulky roll.[2] Charcoal wool polo neck reads continental smart.[1]

Polo collar is sport-shirt knit fold. Turtle neck is American synonym. Roll collar is tailored fold.[1]

Polo neck reads British, intellectual, and knit-classic. Black wool polo neck reads continental minimal.

Polo neck vs polo collar? Polo neck is sweater roll; polo collar is sport-shirt knit band.[4]

Polo neck vs turtle neck? Same knit roll—polo neck is British, turtle neck American.[1]

Polo neck vs mock neck? Mock stands without full roll; polo neck folds over.[1]