rollneck

British  

/ ˈrəʊlˌnɛk /

adjective

1. (of a garment) having a high neck that may be rolled over

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noun

1. a rollneck sweater or other garment

Example Sentences

Wilkinson pulls a Warehouse mididress out of my wardrobe and styles it with a white Topshop long-sleeve rollneck T-shirt.

From The Guardian

I like how the rollneck peeks out from under the jumper, though; it makes an everyday outfit of jumper and jeans look more modern.

From The Guardian

The outfits were layered: jackets or coats over large-collared shirts, which nodded to 1970s styles, with the latter on top of rollneck tops.

From Reuters

Don’t sweat it Rollneck knits in fine-gauge yarns should be at the top of your list of basics.

From The Guardian

The longsleeve rollneck dress is a simple silhouette that lets the print do the talking in a soft jacquard knit blend intended to fall just above the knee or get paired with leggings.

From Washington Times