Collars

We have various types of collar styles such as turndown, spreads, rolls, pins and tabs. Overall there are 15 styles of collars to choose from. When you visit us we will help you to select the style that suits you best depending on the occasion, life style or work place.

Turndown collars

Turndown collars are the most common and is considered as one of the most formal dress shirt collar today.

The collar will vary in the length of the tips and their distance from each other, but essentially consists of a wide neck and relatively long points that extend downward to form a triangular opening at the neck that is ideal for showcasing the knot of your necktie.

Men with short necks can use a shorter collar to lengthen the appearance of the neck. Men with long necks can use a longer collar to make their necks appear shorter.

Spread collars

Spread collars Also called the "Cutaway collars", similar to a turndown collar but the points are pushed as far apart as possible. This leaves a wide gap at the neck of the dress shirt that allows even wide necktie knots to be displayed prominently.

The cutaway collar is widely considered more elegant than a turndown collar.

Soft-roll collars

Soft roll collars Invented in the US, the roll collar is essentially a long, wide turn down collar with buttons at the collar tips.

Well-made roll collars generally have a soft finish. Combined with the buttoned tips, the finish gives your dress shirt a less formal look than other collars.

Pin collars

Pin collars More popular in the US than Europe, this collar features a pin that holds the collar points close to the knot of the necktie.

The collar is dressy, but the reflective metal pin can distract other people from the face of the wearer. Like the tab collar, the pin collar lifts the tie knot nicely.

Tab collars

Tab collars The tab collar is another variation of the pin. Instead of a pin, the tab collar has a button or snap that extends from the two wings of the collar.