The collar itself is a single piece that extends through the front torso and doubles as a placket. This reinforcing effect is that the collar stands on its own, without collapsing under it's own weight. There is no interlining which gives it a roll that you won't see with any other shirt. There is also no top button.

The button-down is one of the more traditional styles offered. Unlike other collars, these collar points are not stiffened since the points are fastened with buttons. This is a collar best suited for informal environments.

Our standard collar, with a smaller spread ideal for a smaller tie knot (four-in-hand). This is a versatile collar that can be worn in almost any setting.

The Full Cutaway is our widest spread collar. Popularized by the British, this is a distinctive collar that will (rightly or wrongly) distinguish you from the masses. A smaller tie knot will heavily expose the collar band, as such Its best accompanied with a wide tie knot (half or full windsor).

The mini point collar (like the mini club) is a "vertically challenged" version of the point collar. This is a contemporary collar and pairs well with a skinny, smaller tie knot.

The concealed button down contains hidden button loops on the underside of the collar points. This collar style is ideal for those that are looking for a crisp collar (sans tie) that doesn't collapse when worn with a blazer.

Also known as the club collar, this style is similar to the forward point, with the difference being the rounded collar points. This style has made a huge resurgence and is now one of our most popular styles offered.

Undoubtedly unique, the European two button collar is a modern collar best suited for a contemporary environment. The two buttons add collar height, which give it a regal appearance. It should only be worn buttoned with a tie.

Slightly longer with a wider spread than our traditional Full Cutaway, our newest cutaway is a sartorial favorite which pairs beautifully with a blazer as the points tuck elegantly under the lapels. When worn sans tie, it has a perfect amount of 'roll' to mimic a button down.

Longer point Italian collars are all the rage these days. A contemporary Italian classic that looks perfect with a blazer as the points tuck elegantly under the lapels with a perfect amount of spread.

Our pinned collar is essentially a button down collar (sans buttons) with eyelet holes meant to hold a collar bar. This shirt should only be worn with a collar bar and with a tie. We prefer it with a four in hand or half windsor.

The mini button-down is a newer more contemporary collar style. Like the traditional button down its points are secured with buttons. Ultimately, this is a collar best suited for informal and casual environments.

A very formal collar style intended to be worn with a bow tie and under a tuxedo blazer. It’s distinguished by a very firm interlining with just the tips pointing downwards in a wing shape.