Sweatshirts met V-hals

V-Neck Sweatshirts for Women – Clean Lines and Urban Edge

A refined alternative to classic casualwear, the V-neck sweatshirt for women offers a perfect balance between relaxed comfort and considered structure. It moves away from the typical crew neck to bring sharper lines and a lighter neckline, subtly refining the silhouette while staying true to the spirit of the sweatshirt.

How We Design V-Neck Sweatshirts

At Bellerose, the V-neck sweatshirt reflects our brand identity. Most styles embrace a loose, movement-friendly fit, often leaning into oversized shapes like the Varola series. Comfort is never compromised—cuts are fluid yet structured, maintaining visual harmony and effortless wearability. Whether crafted in fleece or knit, every piece represents a functional simplicity rooted in our everyday aesthetic.

Relaxed Cuts, Thoughtful Details

The V-neckline adds a visual focal point without disturbing the overall balance. Cropped versions play with proportions for a more energetic silhouette, while straight-cut classics like the Fellow style provide comfort with confidence. Dropped shoulders, generous armholes, and ribbed trims contribute to a cozy feel while maintaining shape and structure.

Easy-to-Wear, Neutral Colors

Our palette keeps it subtle: light grey, navy, and olive green dominate—a modern take on neutrals designed for frequent wear. These shades match easily with both light and dark pieces, ideal for layering or contrasting looks. They extend the seasonal versatility of each sweatshirt.

Style It with Everyday Essentials

A natural fit within the casual wardrobe, the V-neck sweatshirt works well with straight jeans, wide-leg trousers, or midi skirts. For more structure, wear it over a shirt or blouse, letting the neckline serve as a graphic opening. It also layers seamlessly under jackets or women’s coats, offering just the right amount of warmth without bulk.

Made for Everyday Wear

Neither too sporty nor too formal, the V-neck sweatshirt invites a flexible approach to dressing. Wear it on its own in spring, under a coat in winter, or layered over a shirt depending on the moment. It’s designed to be part of your weekly rotation—a piece you throw on without thinking, that supports a wardrobe in motion: reliable, wearable, and always relevant.