Roll collar

Roll collar shows fabric folded down over the neck band.

Mock neck stands without folding. High neck is the broader category including roll.

Turtleneck (clothing)) defines the rolled fold as core turtleneck construction.[1] Commons roll-collar diagram shows folded versus unfolded knit band.[2] Knitting adds extra length to the neck rib for roll-collar sweaters.[3]

Beatnik and minimalist fashion used roll collar in wool knits.[1] Roll collar differs from mandarin short woven stand.[2] Coat roll collars appear on car coats in wool melton.[3]

Today roll collar appears on turtlenecks, coat collars, and knit dresses in wool, cotton, and cashmere.[1][2] Fold roll fully or leave half-up for mock effect.[3] When the neck band folds over itself—roll collar applies.[2]

Winter knitwear, minimalist layering, coat collars, and Beatnik-inspired dress.[1]

Roll collar can fold fully or stand half-up.[2] Black wool roll collar reads intellectual chic.[1]

Mock stands without fold. High neck includes roll subtype. polo collar is rib placket.[1]

Roll collar reads cozy, minimalist, and knit-classic. Folded roll neck sweater reads Beatnik.

Roll collar vs mock neck? Roll folds over; mock stands short.[1]

Roll collar vs turtleneck? Turtleneck is roll-collar knit subtype.[1]

Roll collar on coats? Yes—folded coat collar bands.[3]