A good turtleneck is something you wear for years, and our men's merino wool turtleneck is made for exactly that. Every turtleneck in this collection is knitted completely seamlessly from 100% merino wool: exceptionally soft, light on the skin, and without any itching. Merino wool breathes and regulates your temperature, so you can wear these sweaters comfortably all year round, from crisp spring days to harsh winters.
At Meedin, you choose simplicity and quality. Our turtlenecks are carefully knitted in the Netherlands and designed to last, in timeless colors that never go out of style. Discover all the colors below and find your men's wool turtleneck.
Also check out our men's wool sweaters with crew neck.
Soft. Pure. Meedin
A sweater for every day, every season, and every occasion.

100% Merino wool
Fine wool, directly against the skin
A collar sits directly against the neck, the most sensitive area for wearing wool. That's why we knit our men's merino turtleneck from extra fine merino fibers in our own knitting mill in the Netherlands. Finer than regular sheep's wool, so no itching in your neck, even after wearing it all day.

Knitted in one piece, without interruption
The neck
The collar is what makes or breaks a men's crew neck sweater. Ours is knitted in one piece, so there's no sewn seam that stretches or ripples after a winter of wear. It fits snugly around the neck without pinching and holds its shape, even after you've pulled it over your head a hundred times.

Designed to feel natural
How to wear a turtleneck
A men's black turtleneck is the simplest answer for almost any occasion: under a blazer to the office, with jeans on the weekend, or simply on its own. Taupe and dark brown do the same job in a softer tone. No print, no logo, nothing that will look dated in a year.

For every season, year after year
From October to March, and in between
Wool and a turtleneck sound like the heart of winter, but merino doesn't work that way. A merino wool turtleneck keeps you warm in a drafty office and won't overheat you on a crowded train. Under a jacket, under a blazer, or on its own: you maintain the same temperature all day long. And because merino barely absorbs odor, you'll rarely need to wash it.
FAQ
Yes, and that's exactly the point: a turtleneck has never really been in or out of fashion. It's been in the wardrobe of men who don't concern themselves with trends for decades. What does change is the fit, and we deliberately keep it understated: neither extremely tight nor extremely loose.
The simplest approach: one color, no plaid or print underneath. A black or dark brown turtleneck under a blazer works in the office, or with straight jeans or chinos on the weekend. Wear it loose over your pants if the sweater falls straight, and tuck it in only if you're showing a belt. There are no other rules.
That depends on the collar. A collar that's too tight or too stiff can indeed be uncomfortable. Our collar is knitted in one piece from fine merino wool, so it gives with movement and fits without pinching. Anyone who quickly gets a feeling of tightness from a collar will notice the difference with a thick, stiff woolen collar right away.
With many turtleneck sweaters, the collar is sewn on separately, and it's precisely at that seam where it stretches out or starts to ripple. With ours, the collar is knitted in one piece, without a seam. This way it maintains its shape, even after you've pulled it over your head hundreds of times.
Start with black if it's your first turtleneck: a black turtleneck for men goes with everything and is the easiest to pair. Dark brown and taupe are softer and somewhat less formal, grey marl sits in between. Navy blue is the alternative for those who find black too harsh.










