- How does this sweater fit compared with a regular crewneck?
- It is cut loose, so it sits away from the body through the torso and sleeves. If you want a closer fit, consider sizing down; if you like an oversized layer, take your usual size.
- Is the funnel mock neck tight or relaxed?
- The funnel neck stands up around the throat without a tight band. It is roomier than a true turtleneck, so it layers comfortably over a collared shirt or tee.
- Can it go in the washing machine?
- No. The care instructions call for hand washing. Viscose-blend knits can distort in a machine, so wash cold by hand and dry flat to keep the shape.
- Will the sweater pill?
- Viscose and nylon blends commonly pill where sleeves rub against the body. Expect some fuzzing over time; a fabric shaver removes it, and hand washing helps slow it down.
- What colors are in the stripe?
- The stripe combines green and black. The dark base keeps it easy to pair with black trousers or denim, while the green adds color.
- Is it warm enough for winter?
- It is a mid-weight knit, best for fall, mild winter days indoors, or layering under a coat. It is lighter and less insulating than a wool sweater.
- Where is the Jones New York Striped Funnel Mock Neck Long-Sleeve Sweater cheapest?
- At Gilt, for $49.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Jones New York Striped Funnel Mock Neck Long-Sleeve Sweater?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Gilt, Nordstrom.