polo-necked

He pulled the polo-necked jumper down from around his neck.

In state schools the children may wear polo-necked T shirts with a school logo.

You know, he wants a polo-necked pullover and very bright colours he'd like.

He was wearing his polo-necked sweater and a pair of Wrangler jeans.

She is dressed in slacks and a simple polo-necked sweater, her hair freshly washed.

But it’s all quite stultifyingly dull for everyone except the polo-necked fanbois.

A big, heavily-built man stood at the wheel, dressed like the officers in a white polo-necked sweater.

It contained a brand new brightly coloured man's polo-necked jumper in scarlet and black checks.

She was dressed in a dark dress and dark coat with the white roll of a polo-necked jumper showing at the throat.

Pat Benson wore a polo-necked sweater and jeans.

No point,' Gavin replied, pulling on a thick polo-necked sweater. '

A white polo-necked "skivvy" may be worn for extra warmth in cold weather provided long sleeves do not show beneath short ones.

They wore hard caps and polo-necked jerseys.

Wear a polo-necked sweater.

A young man in a white polo-necked sweater, his fair hair blowing in the wind, jumped out on to the float. '

A tall raw-boned man wearing a torn ex-army combat jacket over a polo-necked sweater stepped forward.

She was still wearing her riding-clothes and the bright-pink polo-necked jersey matched the colour in her cheeks.

Captain Manack, in riding breeches with a yellow polo-necked sweater under his brown sports coat, got out and came straight over to the outbuildings.

Shutting the window with careful hands, he tugged trousers over his pyjamas and pulled a polo-necked sweater over his head.

He is invariably dressed in a tight polo-necked green jumper and blue-jeans, and worn-out espadrilles.

He was wearing a thick polo-necked sweater and his gabardine trousers were secured by a wide leather belt with a silver buckle. '

They were usually worn with chiffon blouses, polo-necked ribbed sweaters or tops that bared the midriff.