Rolled collar

Rolled collar shows a soft fold at the neck without stiff interlining.

Roll collar is tailored coat and shirt construction. Polo neck is a tall full knit band.

Turtleneck (clothing)) covers soft rolled neck finishes on knitwear.[1] Commons roll-collar photography shows folded knit at the throat.[2] Collar (clothing)) distinguishes soft rolls from structured stand-and-fall anatomy.[3] Wool sweaters hold a gentle rolled edge without starch.[4]

Casual knitwear uses rolled collar for an easy neck finish.[1] Rolled differs from roll collar tailored lapel roll.[2] Contrast with mock neck straight stand.[3]

Today rolled collar appears on sweaters, casual knits, and loungewear in wool and cotton blends.[1][4] Soft rolled edge reads weekend casual.[2] When fabric folds softly at the neck without structure—rolled collar applies.[3]

Casual knitwear, weekend sweaters, loungewear, and unstructured tops.[1]

Rolled collar reads best on fine-gauge wool without heavy pattern.[4] Rolled collar under denim jacket reads relaxed.[1]

Roll collar is tailored construction. Polo neck is tall full band. Turtle neck folds fully over.[1]

Rolled collar reads casual, soft, and knit-relaxed. Grey wool rolled collar reads weekend easy.

Rolled collar vs roll collar? Rolled is soft casual fold; roll collar is tailored construction.[2]

Rolled collar vs polo neck? Polo neck is tall full band; rolled is shorter soft edge.[1]

Rolled collar structured? No—soft fold without interlining.[3]