Mens shirt collar styles

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Features Point Collar, 1/4'' Topstitched Two-button Adjustable Cuffs, 1/4'' Topstitched Dyed To Match Break Resistant Buttons Contrast Trim On Outside Placket And Outside Cuffs Longer Tails Designed To Stay Tucked In Top Center Placket Split Yoke Single Front Rounded Pocket Content & Care Non-iron 2 Ply Cotton In Pinpoint Oxford Weave For Best Results, Machine Wash Warm Like Colors, Tumble Dry. Imported Style# DUU001B, DUU005B, DUU009B

Turnbull & Asser - Collars and Cuffs. Check out Brigette's review of Edmund White's Inside A Pearl: My Years In Paris here: http://chaptersandscenes.wordpress.com/2014/08/01/brigette-reviews-inside-a-pear-my-years-in-paris/

Do you know which shirt collar design is best for you? In today's article, I break out everything I know about the best men's shirt collars

Another work in progress: Tunic shirts with detachable collars, including this point collar intended to be used with a collar pin or clip. (Cream colour tunic shirt is a sample, production will be...

All of these cuff and collar styles probably mean something. And they most certainly say something about the person wearing said shirt. But what? Images from here, and here.

Find out about the wide range of different dress shirt collars available for men. From your typical spread collar to the head turning pin collar, we break them all down for you. Read about the individual collar styles and what collar style suits which face shape on the site today.

Dressing well means understanding all the little detail. This is especially important when it comes to business and formal wear. Here is a guide to the most common shirt collar and cuff styles in menswear.

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The Cuban collar shirt has become a modern summer essential for any stylish gent. Also known as a camp, revere or open collar, these are the best you can buy in 2025

Good Morning Everyone!! I'm back from a wonderful weekend in Nashville, Tennessee. You may remember that Helen Haughey asked me to help teach a weekend workshop on making the perfect sheath dress. Along with the class, we were treated to a private tour of the new exhibit at the Frist Museum, "Italian Style Since 1945." I'll share a little more about the exhibit in an upcoming post as it was such a treat and of course, I came home with the book!! Last week I came across a number of collar…