A V-neck knit top is one of those versatile pieces every wardrobe needs—it layers beautifully, works across seasons, and flatters just about every body type. Whether you pair it with jeans, skirts, or tailored trousers, it instantly elevates a casual outfit into something polished. It’s the kind of staple you reach for again and again, morning after morning. And when you knit it yourself, it becomes even more special—customized to your fit, your style, and your favorite color.
Free knitted V-neck top pattern — this design is proof that simple can be stunning. A top (or tank) made from yarn in a soft yellow color brings a gentle warmth to any look. The design is very minimalist. Key construction details include side slits and a V-neckline. The back has a matching V-shaped cutout, but it’s deeper than the front.
The top features a very simple textured stitch pattern. It’s worked as a small section that widens toward the top, like an inverted triangle. On the back, you start the textured pattern 5 cm (about 2 inches) earlier than on the front—so it frames the back neckline the same way it does on the front.
The diagram shows the textured stitch pattern up to the neckline. In row 95, the piece (and the pattern) splits into two halves, and each side is worked separately.
Knitting Chart
Symbol Key
⬜ – purl stitch (p)
❚ – knit stitch (k)
UV – Knit the stitch by inserting the needle into the stitch three rows below (Knit 3 rows below)
