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A wing-shaped collar with a triangular notch in it, with the lapels (when on blazers and jackets) of a garment at the seam where collar and lapels. Often seen in blazers and blouses with business suits. Also, rounded notched collars appear in many forms of pajamas and nurses uniforms.
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A high standing pleated collar popular in the renaissance period made of starched linen or lace, or a similar fashion popular late seventeenth century and again in the early nineteenth century. They were also known as "millstone collars" after their shape.
1381:'s military uniforms. A turnover collar, fairly rigid in construction and open at the front, it is similar to a Nehru collar, but it rises much higher and is generally shaped to frame the wearer's neck and lower head; this was a design feature that
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which could be detached from the shirt and washed separately. Whether the detachable collar originated in
America or not, the collar industry in England seems to have come into being in 1840, more or less about the same time as it did in America.
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Windsor knot tie, popularized in the 1930s; for a wing collar, a standard wing collar.
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A collar made as a separate accessory to be worn with a band-collared shirt. (Currently worn styles are turndown, tab, and dog collars; as well as historical styles such as
Imperial or Gladstone.)
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Kingdom, the top button is virtually always left unbuttoned, unless one is wearing a
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A wide, flat, round collar, often of lace or sheer fabric, worn with a low neckline in the
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A collar on men's shirts in which the upper collar is part of the shirt facing and the undercollar is a separate piece.
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A large collar with deep points standing high on the neck and falling onto the shoulders, usually trimmed with lace or
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2395:"Where the Peter Pan Collar Came From—and Why It's Back"
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2393:Felsenthal, Julia (20 January 2012).
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2021:Zero collar
1940:Wing collar
1771:shirt studs
1636:Ruff collar
1560:bro culture
1556:polo shirts
1519:Poet collar
1459:Maude Adams
1157:Kent collar
1049:HRH collar
991:neckerchief
928:Eton collar
774:Cape collar
759:Camp collar
538:August 2008
464:interfacing
405:buttonholes
349:Terminology
337:During the
2951:Categories
2864:Buttonhole
2437:2011-01-22
2411:21 January
2336:2014-05-27
2257:2010-01-26
2224:2018-01-08
2166:References
2100:Camp shirt
2045:See also:
1972:barristers
1824:Turtleneck
1738:Tab collar
1538:Lord Byron
1509:character
1340:midshipman
1258:Mao collar
1238:garments.
1069:Edward VII
989:, a large
920:Don Cherry
860:embroidery
522:improve it
480:jewel neck
305:Word usage
299:detachable
140:April 2008
110:newspapers
39:improve it
2962:Necklines
2931:Waistline
2849:Belt hook
2836:Fasteners
2750:Polyester
2728:Synthetic
2669:Waistband
2198:Compare:
2145:Reticella
2140:Polo neck
2041:Buttoning
1968:black tie
1964:white tie
1905:reticella
1882:necktie.
1484:celluloid
1472:Piccadill
1463:Peter Pan
1353:mockneck
610:Ascot tie
570:Victorian
526:verifying
456:stiffened
332:starching
284:necklines
191:talk page
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2957:Neckwear
2926:Bustline
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2826:Stingray
2801:Kangaroo
2684:Textiles
2405:Archived
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2094:See also
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1889:Van Dyke
1789:Tunisian
1676:uniforms
1534:Romantic
1273:Mao suit
1219:Mandarin
966:Anglican
476:neckline
442:Turnover
286:such as
256:clothing
185:You may
2936:Hemline
2806:Ostrich
2778:leather
2760:Spandex
2740:Elastic
2692:Natural
2624:Placket
2557:Armscye
2501:Collars
2305:Threads
2135:Necktie
2105:Chemise
2061:Ukraine
2053:necktie
1974:in the
1815:Charvet
1727:necktie
1511:Pierrot
1126:ruffled
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1065:Charvet
562:fashion
520:Please
395:plastic
325:History
313:traces
124:scholar
2903:Zipper
2891:Velcro
2859:Button
2854:Buckle
2699:Cotton
2659:Sleeve
2644:Ruffle
2639:Revers
2634:Pocket
2619:Lining
2594:Facing
2562:Collar
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2059:, and
2057:Poland
1996:whisk
1980:Canada
1699:lapels
1672:sailor
1474:collar
1410:Indian
590:Image
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484:lapels
460:starch
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315:collar
292:lapels
288:revers
276:blouse
260:collar
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2913:Seams
2874:Shank
2821:Snake
2816:Sheep
2755:Rayon
2745:Nylon
2709:Linen
2664:Train
2654:Strap
2629:Pleat
2604:Lapel
2155:Shirt
1984:India
1585:bands
1569:Rabat
1236:Asian
1128:, or
1018:scarf
987:fichu
584:Type
427:Types
417:Stand
393:, or
383:metal
375:stays
371:bones
268:dress
264:shirt
193:, or
131:JSTOR
117:books
2898:Snap
2869:Frog
2811:Seal
2796:Goat
2791:Deer
2786:Calf
2719:Wool
2714:Silk
2674:Yoke
2609:Gore
2589:Dart
2584:Cuff
2413:2012
2356:ISBN
2280:ISBN
2208:ISBN
2150:Ruff
2084:and
1992:Wing
1982:and
1730:knot
1349:Mock
1130:lace
1067:for
784:cape
633:Band
387:horn
355:Band
309:The
290:and
280:neck
272:coat
258:, a
103:news
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