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Lapel
perfect length
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Shoulder
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Solid Shirts for a
Semblance of Subtlety
When it comes to defining his own unique flair, a man's shirt is the most important ingredient. This versatile garb can be adorned at almost anywhere from daytime, smart casual or evening occasions. For the precision of the occasion's dress code, we have an array of options to hand-pick from.
Spread Eagle Collar
For men with a thin, oval or oblong face, this classic style looks perfect. It features your collar bone that makes the portion of the collar look tidy and elegant. In both formal as well as semi formal dress, you will see this modern collar. It goes well with a broad tie knot. Both endpoints are at a distance of 5 from each other.
Cutway
Collar
People with a long and sharp face look extremely good wearing
this cutaway collar that looks great for after work get togethers.
Windsor tie knot best compliments the cutway collar.
This style's collar points end at a 6.5-8" distance from
each other and maintain a snug fit around the neckline.
Pointed
Collar
The Point Collar style is defined by the
fact that the tips of the collar are pointed.
The spread between the points is minimal (at the very narrow range of 3.5′′ within the range of 1.5′′). If you wear four-in-hand tie know, your collar will not reveal any of the tie beyond the knot on either side. The points of the collar would not be
hidden by the lapels when wearing a jacket. When you have a broad face, this collar flatters.
Mandarin
Collar
The short unfolded stand-up collar style is a mandarin collar, standing collar, band collar, Mao collar or choker collar on a shirt or jacket. At the neckline, mandarin collars begin and usually rise two to five centimetres vertically. The style derives its Western name from Qing-era China's mandarin bureaucrats who used it as part of their uniform. Also the design is very similar to the Nehru collar that is often used in the clothing of modern Indian men.
Wing
Collar
The classic winged collar is the perfect choice for a gentlemen to pair with a traditional tuxedo. The winged collar with the tips standing up and pointing horizontally is a heavily starched short collar. "The tips of the collar imitate wings, hence the term "winged collar". During the early 1900s, "the golden age of formal wear for men", the winged collar enjoyed a chic period.
