If you’re unsure turtlenecks work with your style, start with a well-priced green one from Uniqlo as a test.

H&M is another great place to shop when you’re just starting out. This one has a heathered texture to it, so it’ll pop against stark denim.

Gap sweaters are simple, comfortable, and everything you might hope for in a turtleneck.

If a full sweater is too heavy, try a T-shirt or sweatshirt blend instead.

You can’t go wrong with a simple, fitted take.

Teal, for the wintry season.

For when you couldn’t possibly decide between a crewneck and a hoodie.

Wear it under a tweed or navy blazer.

Pair it with light denim for a more fashion-forward vibe.

Barbour’s expertly crafted sweater is as far from frumpy as a turtleneck can get.

Allsaints sweaters were look equally great with a suit, or with slightly distressed denim and combat boots.

The ribbed edges on this make it feel like you’re climbing into a blanket.

This is pretty lightweight, so it works well for layering with a suit or under a jacket.

If you’re going to opt for a colored sweater, this take is cool without going over the top.

For when you’d rather be near a mountain.

Cashmere makes for the softest sweaters you can get. This one is practically made to be worn with a suit.