TravelSmith has a short-sleeve version, too:
http://www.travelsmith.com/voyager-knit-isabella-scoopneck-tee/women/tops-shirts/short-sleeves-tees/796002
I also have some nice short-sleeve Ts from Talbots, very good quality. I find the neckline is a bit low for my comfort, but that’s probably just me being old.
http://www.talbots.com/online/browse/product_details.jsp?id=prdi34746&N=10539&selectedConcept=
Those are both really pretty. I think I like the Travelsmith one better, the sleeves seem a little longer, which makes it just a tad more expensive looking to me (which it is, actually). thanks!
I’m a fan of Land’s End t shirts: http://www.landsend.com/products/womens-short-sleeve-shaped-layering-scoopneck-t-shirt/id_217519
They have them with crew neck, scoop neck and V neck, and they come relaxed and fitted. I only get the crew neck fitted, in both short and long sleeves. I must own 15 of them.
I hate the boatneck. I don’t think it looks good with blazers, either. My crew necks have a thin band at the top- not like a guy’s t-shirt with the wide band.
I like both, but think that a scoop neck can be dressier than a V. Select based on what looks best under your blazer/vest/sweater and what looks best with the necklace/scarf you are bringing. I happen to love the fabric and fit of the Karina tee from Chicos.
Mostly scoop neck.
Round neck like as in crew neck…? NO. Scoop neck round, yes.
Personal choice…V Neck.
I don’t like t shirts with necklines that choke my neck.
I see why I can never find crewnecks. Nobody likes them. That’s the only kind of neckline I like because my chest gets so cold even in the summer.
V-neck for me. I do not hardly buy any round neck shirts.
V’s for me, to elongate my neck, but getting back to the advice in the ehow piece linked on post #3: I’m supposed to take advice from an article that shows a school teacher wearing a top with cleavage? Yeesh. I’m built so that most v-necks will show no cleavage; on D, they all will, so she has to avoid them for many circumstances.
MommaJ, really? If you look around, many fashion advice sites would say the same: v neck for round faces, more rounded neckline for elongated faces. No one is telling schoolteachers to parade around like the Kardashians. I don’t believe that every v neck will reveal cleavage on your D. There are plenty v neck tops that don’t show cleavage - I speak from my personal experience (of a woman with larger chest working in a more conservative field).
If your D has a round face and wears a large bra size, round necked tops will make her look even more top heavy. A good compromise is a tank layered under a different color V neck top. Conservative and stylish at the same time. I wear my wrap dresses this way all the time.
I have no idea what shape my face is. Does that mean I’m not fashionable??
lol vh!
I have a square face. 
VH, actually, some people cant tell what kind of face they have until they try eyeglasses. You probably have some idea what clothes do not make you look good. 
And you most likely know what kinds of frames make you look bad. There are pretty much 4 basic shapes and their variants:
http://www.sunglasshut.com/us/sunglasses-trends/shop-by-face-shape
usually v-neck
I love the look of a V neck, but they are very unflattering to me as are scoop necks. I wear crew or ballet neck tees.
Speaking of necklines - this just came up on my FB newsfeed.
V necks-they lengthen and are slimming.
This is a fun thread. What neckline is best for three chins? Lol.
I like scoop neck Ts to wear with necklaces and scarves and jackets. If I’m going very casual, I like v necks. I can’t wear Boat necks as my shoulders are too narrow and they annoyingly fall off one side all day long.