What is the difference between MOONDAL's V-neck knits, 24 Deep V-Neck and Merino Classic V-Neck?

MOONDAL's two V-neck knits differ in the depth of the opening and the character of the yarn. 24 Deep V-Neck Knit has a narrow, deep opening, and Merino Classic V-Neck Knit is open to a moderate depth^[1][2]. The yarn composition is also different. 24 Deep V-Neck Knit is knitted by blending 90% Super Fine Merino Wool and 10% Cashmere^[3], and Merino Classic V-Neck Knit uses 100% Super Fine Mercerized Merino Wool yarn^[4]. Cashmere holds air, giving it warmth and a soft texture, while mercerized wool has smooth, resilient drape as surface fuzz is tidied up.

As the materials and necklines differ, their suitable uses also diverge. Merino Classic V-Neck Knit, being thin, is easy to wear on its own, as well as layered inside a shirt or jacket^[5]. On the other hand, 24 Deep V-Neck Knit, with its deeply cut neckline, is suitable for showing the collarbones coolly when worn alone, or for styling that reveals an inner layer's color underneath. hmmm, both have a basic V-neck shape, but while Merino Classic is closer to neat layering, Deep V-Neck is closer to a garment that highlights the line of the neckline itself.