I acknowledge that this is a little too short to be considered a conservative dress. I also acknowledge that if this wasn’t specifically titled Turtleneck Sweater Dress, it could pass off as a very long and very fluffy turtleneck sweater.
However, I’m going to fight for its spot on this list because I personally use this on my Sims all the time.
I found this and downloaded this way before I had to write up this review, so you bet your assets I’m going to share it.
110% in love with the way this sweater dress looks.
The color, the texture, the bunching, the folds… everything checks my boxes.
It’s an excellent blend of fashionable and fluffy, comfy and chic.
And if it really is too short for you, just pair it with some cropped legging accessories. That’s what I do!
This is the kind of dress any self-respecting Sim would wear to galas and business events in the colder months of the year.
It’s glam enough for a Sim to sip overpriced cocktails in as they talk business ventures and company mergers.
Yet it’s also tasteful enough (and has just the right amount of accessories; look at that belt!) to keep them safely out of the “overdressed” category.
It comes in a total of 12 solid colors, and I’d say the available swatches are pretty varied.
It’s mostly safe neutrals, but there are two swatches of purple and a fairly bright pink, so yeah. Plenty of variety.
Came for the creator’s name, stayed for the creator’s quality.
I mean, cute and quirky display name aside (and it really is so cute), Plumbobs n Fries’ Narumi dress is absolutely stunning.
Like, someone better move over. This dress is here to slay, and woe to the Sims that get in the way.
Just take a moment to really appreciate the details here. The shiny silk texture. The sexy little thigh slit. The way the fabric looks like it’s really cling to the body.
It’s like a modern cheongsam or qipao, sans the embroidered flowers and the cross-body enclosure.
Aside from bright red and dusky pink, it comes in thirteen other color options (for a grand total of fifteen swatches).
This is yet another unique turtleneck dress design.
I mean, I was hard-pressed to find something similar, especially in terms of the silhouette.
It looks like a standard woven turtleneck dress, only there’s a slight puff at the top, just a little below the chest area. It gives the illusion of a cropped turtleneck top being worn over a tight dress or tucked into a high-waisted skirt.
The separation is even more distinct with the patterned swatches, since the top of the dress is a completely different color and design than the bottom.
But for the solid color swatches, the distinction isn’t as obvious. It just looks like one whole dress.
Both options are gorgeous, by the way, so it’s really just a matter of preference.
This one’s pretty similar to Harmonia’s Ribbed Turtleneck Sweater Dress.
And it’s not just due to the waist-cinching belt, either.
Both custom turtleneck dresses have about the same thick, ribbed texture. This one by lynxsimz just feels a little bigger and slouchier.
It’s not quite the trim, elegant, perfectly-tailored dress that Harmonia’s was. And I don’t mean that in a negative way!
Both dresses are great, and they work well for different situations.
Lynxsimz’s turtleneck dress definitely has a cozier, more casual vibe to it, but it retains a level of “fashionable badass girl boss” that I personally adore.
7. Qblinka’s Turtleneck Dress Autumn Edition by qblinka
Qblinka’s Turtleneck Dress is a stylishly casual outfit with clean lines and fitted sleeves.
It doesn’t have the thick, ribbed texture of some of the items here, nor does it look silky or satin-y in the slightest (unlike the Narumi dress by Plumbobs n Fries).
In fact, I’d say it looks like semi-stretchy cotton; clingy enough to mold to your curves without being too body-con.
I’m also a huge sucker for the palette (because warm colors are my vibe, okay?)
And that’s why I’m recommending this version of the dress. It comes in twenty beautiful fall colors.
