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Spread The spread collar is a versatile collar option, with an element of traditional yet modern in appearance, making it perfect for both business and formal wear.

Cutaway The cutaway collar is one that stands out in more ways than one. With a rather wide collar spread, you would definitely be making a statement.

Button-Down The button-down is considered a classic. Each button sits comfortably on both collar points, keeping the collar nicely in place – regardless of a soft or more stiffer interlining. Giving you an option of wearing it in business, formal and to some extent a more relaxed setting.

Medium Spread The medium spread collar has a touch of elegance and versatile design proportions. This collar can be worn open and with or without a tie also.

Tab Collar The tab collar is a distinct collar, with a button tab feature made of fabric. Its design is functional, with the tab placed in the middle of the collar itself, drawing both collar points together – giving it that refined and elegant look.

Pinned The pinned collar is a classic collar style. It consists of two eyelet holes on each collar end that holds the collar bar, this lifts the tie knot into an elegant arch, giving it that refined look.

High The high collar is formal yet has the versatility to create a touch of elevated style. It is a moderate spread collar with a higher collar band, ideal for those with a slightly longer neck.

Tuxedo The tuxedo or wing collar is a formal collar style. With its triangular shaped collar tips, it is traditionally worn with a bow tie at formal events such as weddings or evening affairs.

Club The club collar has a vintage and classic feel to it. Not seen often, due to its unique style, which are the rounded collar edges. This feature is what sets this collar style apart and definitely one to go for, should you wish to go for a more preppy look.

Band The band collar - also known as the mandarin or grandad collar, features a round collar band. It makes for a stylish laid back look and perfect casual collar choice.

Euro Cutaway The euro cutaway is a more extreme version of the traditional cutaway. With a wide collar spread, it works well paired a wider tie also as well as a slim. Its bold design definitely would make it a stand out statement collar.

Mini Button-Down The mini button-down collar is a modern take on the classic button-down collar. With its modest collar length points, it is a very common collar used for a more casual look. However, given its versatile design, it is also known to be worn in a business or formal setting.

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One Button Rounded TallA slightly longer version of the classic one button cuff. Worn both with casual and dress shirts.

Soft One Button RoundedThe traditional rounded one button cuff is a versatile cuff that works well with both casual and formal shirts, as this particular cuff comes with a soft interlining.

One Button ClassicThe rounded one button cuff is a classic and versatile cuff. This cuff works well with both casual and formal shirts.

Soft One Button ClassicThe rounded one button cuff is a classic and versatile cuff. This particular cuff comes with a soft interlining.

Two Button RoundedThe two button rounded cuff is a more more formal cuff. The two buttons give the shirt a dressier look.

Two Button MiteredThe two button mitered cuff is a barrel cuff, however with an angled edge, giving the shirt a more a more sharp and edgier look.

French CuffThe french cuff is a favorite for formal and evening wear, especially if wearing a tuxedo. Traditionally worn with cufflinks.

French Cuff Rounded The french cuff is a favorite for formal and evening wear, especially if wearing a tuxedo. This cuff has a more rounded softer edge and traditionally worn with cufflinks.

Convertible Square CuffThe convertible square cuff is a versatile cuff, as it can be worn buttoned like a barrel cuff or with cufflinks like a French cuff.

Convertible Hexagon CuffThe convertible hexagon cuff is a versatile cuff, however this cuff comes with an angled edge, along with two buttons and a single buttonhole. It can be worn buttoned like a barrel cuff or with cufflinks like a French cuff.

Short SleeveWith a classic short fit hem, the short sleeve is ideal for a more casual look.

Single Round PocketSingle Round Pocket

Single Triangle PocketSingle Triangle Pocket

Round Flap PocketsRound Flap Pockets

Western Flap PocketsWestern Flap Pockets

Triangular Flap PocketsTriangular Flap Pockets

Hexagonal Flap PocketsHexagonal Flap Pockets

No PlacketAlso called a French front, this placket has no visual stitching alongside the buttons, thus creating clean lines but can however be trickier to iron.

Front PlacketMost often found on dress shirts, this placket consists of fabric that is folded over and sewn, with either soft or stiff interlining.

Soft Front PlacketSimilar to the traditional front placket, but with soft interlining, this placket is normally ideal for casual shirts.

Stand Up Stiff PlacketMostly ideal for dress shirts, this placket consists of fabric that is folded over and sewn, but with a stiffer interlining to give the collar that extra support

Soft Wider Front PlacketThis placket is a wider version of the soft front placket, which has a soft interlining and is ideal for casual shirts.

Hidden PlacketThis placket is as the name suggests, where the buttons are hidden behind the front center of the shirt with fabric. Worn traditionally with tuxedo or dressier attire.

Italian Casual PlacketThis placket is very similar to the french placket and it has a 0.6cm top stitch. It is preferred for a very casual yet luxury feel.

Tuxedo Studs PlainThe tuxedo stud placket comes with a removal four button inner placket, which allows you to replace the buttonholes with studs (studs not included).

Tuxedo Pleated FrontThis placket is the most formal choice most often worn with a tuxedo. It consists of ten pleats on either side of the placket, made up of the shirt fabric itself.

Western Front PlacketThe western front placket has a curved yoke detailing the shoulders, with a soft front placket.

Soft Narrow PlacketThis placket is a narrower version of the soft front placket, which has a soft interlining and is ideal for casual shirts.

Polo Front The polo is partially a shirt, consisting of a collar and a short soft placket with only a single button beneath the collar. To be worn, it pops over the head.

Popover ShirtThis two button popover has a collar, with three buttons sitting beneath it. The front placket has a soft interlining. Like the polo - to be worn, it pops over the head.

Spread The spread collar is a versatile collar option, with an element of traditional yet modern in appearance, making it perfect for both business and formal wear.

Cutaway The cutaway collar is one that stands out in more ways than one. With a rather wide collar spread, you would definitely be making a statement.

Button-Down The button-down is considered a classic. Each button sits comfortably on both collar points, keeping the collar nicely in place – regardless of a soft or more stiffer interlining. Giving you an option of wearing it in business, formal and to some extent a more relaxed setting.

Medium Spread The medium spread collar has a touch of elegance and versatile design proportions. This collar can be worn open and with or without a tie also.

Tab Collar The tab collar is a distinct collar, with a button tab feature made of fabric. Its design is functional, with the tab placed in the middle of the collar itself, drawing both collar points together – giving it that refined and elegant look.

Pinned The pinned collar is a classic collar style. It consists of two eyelet holes on each collar end that holds the collar bar, this lifts the tie knot into an elegant arch, giving it that refined look.

High The high collar is formal yet has the versatility to create a touch of elevated style. It is a moderate spread collar with a higher collar band, ideal for those with a slightly longer neck.

Tuxedo The tuxedo or wing collar is a formal collar style. With its triangular shaped collar tips, it is traditionally worn with a bow tie at formal events such as weddings or evening affairs.

Club The club collar has a vintage and classic feel to it. Not seen often, due to its unique style, which are the rounded collar edges. This feature is what sets this collar style apart and definitely one to go for, should you wish to go for a more preppy look.

Band The band collar - also known as the mandarin or grandad collar, features a round collar band. It makes for a stylish laid back look and perfect casual collar choice.

Euro Cutaway The euro cutaway is a more extreme version of the traditional cutaway. With a wide collar spread, it works well paired a wider tie also as well as a slim. Its bold design definitely would make it a stand out statement collar.

Mini Button-Down The mini button-down collar is a modern take on the classic button-down collar. With its modest collar length points, it is a very common collar used for a more casual look. However, given its versatile design, it is also known to be worn in a business or formal setting.

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No PleatsNo pleats or darts

Side pleatsSide pleats

Center Box pleatsBox pleats

Darts without pleatsDarts

Standard MOP

BlackMOP

Fish Eye IvoryFish Eye White

Fish Eye BlackFish Eye Black