Styling: With these tips, the turtleneck accompanies us through all seasons

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Rolled on purpose
The turtleneck can also do something without winter

As an adult, looking back, you can’t understand some of the behaviors of childhood—especially when there’s been a change of heart. As a kid I was always stubborn and wanted to wear what I wanted to wear. If it didn’t work out, I was overcome by a passive aggression that nobody understood except me (at that time at least). And do you know where I felt it the most? With turtlenecks, whose collars have always driven me crazy! It wasn’t until my early twenties that I learned to love them, hoard them and long for them. As the saying goes? All in good time.

Wanted rolled: This is how you style the turtleneck

At the end of the 19th century, the pullover with a small stand-up collar was part of sports fashion and then workwear before it became part of everyday fashion. In the 1960s, the turtleneck was also a code: a black turtleneck was often worn by intellectuals and artists, while the white one was worn by feminists. Today we don’t stop at colors, but combine to your heart’s content.

The dos and don’ts

Fabrics made from chemical fibers are often not breathable and cause unpleasant odors to form when you sweat. However, this can be avoided by choosing high-quality Turtle Necks cashmere or cotton grabs. With proper care, they will keep you warm through some winters and are also suitable for layering. In order to really enjoy your wheelchair for a long time, you should do something invest. In addition to the material, it is particularly important that your new companion feels good on the skin: It should not scratch, pinch, pinch or otherwise cause discomfort. That can be very frustrating – all the heat is of no use. Before you resort to color, it pays to have the basics in your closet. A black turtleneck.

Dare to set accents

Materials such as cotton or cashmere are classic for turtlenecks, but it is also worth taking a look at exciting patterns or see-through mesh to throw. Under simple blouses or shirts, this little accent upgrades the entire look. Who prefers to wild template abstains, resorts to monochrome, colorful turtle necks. Have your favorite shades ready for monochrome looks. I like to wear khaki and beige, they also look casual with denim looks. A little tip: the different arm lengths make your look suitable for all seasons and the transitional seasons.

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