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100% Cashmere Mock Necks
A mock neck gives you the warmth of a turtleneck without the fold — a short collar that stands on its own and stays put. These are the cashmere versions: zip-fronts you can open when a room warms up, stand collars cut to hold their shape, and high necks wide enough to sit over a shirt.
100% Cashmere Mock Necks
The mock neck is the collar you reach for when a crewneck leaves you cold and a turtleneck feels like too much. It rises just past the base of the neck and stops — no fold, nothing to arrange, nothing bunching under a coat collar.
In cashmere it does something a heavier knit can't. The collar holds its height without stiffness, so it sits close without gripping, and the fiber stays warm at a weight you can wear indoors all day. What decides how a mock neck ages is the collar itself: ribbing dense enough to spring back after months of pulling it on, and shoulders cut so the neckline sits level instead of riding toward your back.
You'll find three shapes here. Zip-fronts open all the way down, so the collar can be worn high and closed or dropped open over a tee. Stand collars hold a clean vertical line and layer flat under a blazer. High necks sit taller through the collar, close to the throat, with nothing to fold.
If you want the fold, the turtlenecks are next door. For mock necks in cotton and blends as well as cashmere, start at mock neck sweaters, or browse everything in the fiber at 100% cashmere.
Cashmere holds its shape best when it's dry cleaned. If you've hand-washed knitwear before and prefer to, use cool water and a gentle detergent, press the water out rather than wringing, and dry flat and away from heat.