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The medium spread collar is a great universal option and works well with or without a tie. It is our most popular choice. The point collar is a traditional and understated option. The full spread collar is a tad more dramatic, with some European flair. It is best paired with wider tie knots. The button-down collar is a casual and prep classic and usually worn without a tie.
The one-button cuff is the most traditional and can be adjusted on the go to accommodate a watch or bracelet.
The two-button cuff is sleek and precise and is typically worn buttoned at all times.
The French cuff pairs with cufflinks for an elegant sleeve finish. This cuff is a must for formal shirts and will elevate the look of any dress shirt.
Side pleats give a nice balance of mobility, sleekness, and ease of ironing.
A center box pleat gives the most mobility across the shoulders and is often found on traditional fit shirts.
Going without pleats allows for a closer fit silhouette at the expense of some mobility.
SHIRT POCKET
Going without a shirt pocket gives a less cluttered look and is often preferred on more fitted or formal shirts.
A shirt pocket is a classic option and great for casual shirts as well.
Adding a hand stitch around the edges of the collar and/or cuff is a bold choice that helps your shirt stand out.
SHIRT HAND STITCHING COLOR
SHIRT COMPLEMENT LOCATION
Changing the interior of your shirt's collar and/or cuffs can be a stylistic statement or a practical way to minimize the appearance of discoloration on lighter colored shirts.
