Is a mock neck warmer than a crewneck?

Yes. The mock neck stands up around the neck and covers more skin than a crewneck, so it holds warmth better in cool weather without the fold of a turtleneck.

Can I wear it under a blazer or coat?

Yes. The mock neck sits close to the neck, so it layers under a blazer or coat. Cable knits are thicker than fine-gauge knits, so check that sleeves fit inside a slim jacket.

How should I care for a cable-knit sweater?

Hand wash or use a gentle cycle in cold water and lay flat to dry. Hanging a wet knit stretches it out of shape, and machine drying can shrink or pill the wool blend.

Does the cable pattern make it bulky?

Cable knits are textured and slightly thicker than plain knits, but this one is a pullover rather than an oversized chunky style, so it stays streamlined enough to layer.

What is the difference between a mock neck and a turtleneck?

A mock neck stands up about an inch or two without folding over. A turtleneck has a longer collar that folds down, so the mock neck feels less restrictive.