What does double knit mean?

Double knit refers to fabric made by knitting two layers together simultaneously. This creates a thicker, more structured material than standard single-layer jersey, with a smooth finish on both the front and back. It holds its shape better and offers more opacity and warmth without adding stiffness.

How does this fit compared to a regular tee?

This crewneck follows the body similarly to a fitted tee but has more structure due to the double-knit fabric. It is not oversized or boxy like many sweatshirts. The thicker material means it sits slightly away from the skin rather than draping closely.

Can I wear this in warm weather?

The double-knit construction makes this warmer than a basic longsleeve tee but lighter than a fleece sweatshirt. It works best in mild to cool conditions or in air-conditioned spaces. If you run warm, it may feel too insulating for hot weather.

Poppy Double Knit Crewneck

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The 3-second version

Double-knit construction for structure without bulk
Faded blue stripe runs horizontally
Smooth finish on both sides of fabric
Fitted silhouette, not oversized
Stripe placement may vary

Why it's on GiftsFeed

Poppy Double Knit Crewneck

Most lightweight longsleeves lean toward tees—thin enough to wrinkle in a bag and see through in bright light. This one uses double-knit construction to stack two layers into a single fabric, which gives you opacity and structure without crossing into sweatshirt territory. The result works when you want something that reads as put-together but still moves like knitwear, and the faded stripe keeps it from looking like basic solid stock.

Good gift when

People who want a crewneck with more structure than jersey
Anyone layering for variable temperatures
Those who prefer stripes that stay subtle

Skip it if If you want an oversized or boxy fit, this follows the body more closely than a typical sweatshirt.

Specs

Available Sizes: Extra Small, Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large
Color: Faded Blue Stripe
Neckline: Crewneck
Sleeve Length: Long
Construction: Double knit

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The details

This double-knit crewneck brings weight and structure to a casual longsleeve. The fabric layers two knit faces together for a thicker feel that holds its shape without stiffness, landing somewhere between a tee and a sweatshirt in warmth and presence.

The faded blue stripe runs horizontally across the body. The crewneck sits close to the base of the neck, and the sleeves extend to the wrist. The silhouette follows the body without clinging.

Double knitting produces a denser fabric than single-layer construction, which means more insulation and less transparency. The technique also creates a smooth finish on both sides, so seams and stitching stay neat inside and out.

This piece works as a standalone top in mild weather or as a base layer when temperatures drop. The knit construction stretches enough to move comfortably but recovers its shape after wear. Stripe placement may vary slightly depending on where the fabric is cut during production.

Marine Layer

Poppy Double Knit Crewneck

Soft double-knit longsleeve in faded stripe

$94at marinelayer.com

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The 3-second version

Double-knit construction for structure without bulk
Faded blue stripe runs horizontally
Smooth finish on both sides of fabric
Fitted silhouette, not oversized
Stripe placement may vary

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What does double knit mean?: Double knit refers to fabric made by knitting two layers together simultaneously. This creates a thicker, more structured material than standard single-layer jersey, with a smooth finish on both the front and back. It holds its shape better and offers more opacity and warmth without adding stiffness.
How does this fit compared to a regular tee?: This crewneck follows the body similarly to a fitted tee but has more structure due to the double-knit fabric. It is not oversized or boxy like many sweatshirts. The thicker material means it sits slightly away from the skin rather than draping closely.
Can I wear this in warm weather?: The double-knit construction makes this warmer than a basic longsleeve tee but lighter than a fleece sweatshirt. It works best in mild to cool conditions or in air-conditioned spaces. If you run warm, it may feel too insulating for hot weather.