Vevneck

Vevneck is a nonstandard spelling of V-neck, a neckline that forms a V-shaped opening at the front of a garment. The shape resembles the letter V and is designed to create the illusion of a longer neck and a more open décolletage. V-necks are used across men's and women's fashion and are common on sweaters, pullovers, T-shirts, dresses, and some cardigans.

Variants include shallow versus deep V, narrow versus wide V, and plunging V-necklines, which determine the level of exposure and formality. In construction, V-necks are created by shaping the neckline edge, often with ribbing, facing, or edging to reinforce the opening. Materials range from lightweight cottons and knits to heavier wool blends and synthetics.

Styling and usage: A V-neck can be worn with or without an undershirt, but layering is common for modesty or warmth. For formal wear, a V-neck sweater or dress can be paired with a collared shirt or accessorized with jewelry to emphasize the neckline. In casual settings, a simple T-shirt with a mid-depth V is popular. The neckline is versatile for different body types, though very deep V shapes may not suit all wearers and can influence perceived proportions.

Care and terminology: V-neck garments should follow fabric-specific care guidelines, with attention to avoid stretching at the neckline during washing. The term Vevneck mainly functions as an orthographic variant; the standard term remains V-neck or vee neck.