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A collar that can be removed from the shirt, allowing for versatility and easy cleaning.

A wide collar where the points are spread apart, allowing for larger tie knots.

A collar that can be worn open or closed, laying flat when open and providing a high neckline when closed.

A high, close-fitting, turned-over collar that covers the neck, offering warmth and sophistication.

A turned-over collar that combines with lapels, forming a continuous curve from the back of the neck to the front of the chest.

A collar with a band around the neck but no collar tips, providing a clean and modern look.

A draped, flowing collar with excess fabric, creating a loose and elegant neckline.

A collar with fabric that is rolled downward, starting from a standing position at the neckband, to form a soft roll.

A collar with a V-shaped indentation at the front where the lapel meets the collar, common in business suits.

A pointed, wide-set collar that extends horizontally past the shoulders, offering a bold and dramatic look.

A collar with rounded points, offering a vintage and preppy appearance, originally popularised by private clubs.

A flat collar with rounded corners, giving a youthful and feminine look.

A small collar with a tab extending from the middle to connect the points, holding the tie knot in place.

A small standing collar with the points pressed to stick out horizontally, resembling wings, typically used with tuxedo shirts.

A wide, flat, and stiff collar that provides a conservative and historical look, referencing the style of the American Puritans.

A large, square-shaped collar that lays flat across the back and shoulders, reminiscent of sailor uniforms.

A broad, round collar that covers the shoulders and is often made of lace or embroidered fabric, providing a feminine touch.

A women's collar style that opens in a V-neck and often has a soft, rounded point or no collar point at all.

A small, upright collar with a slightly curved top that does not meet in the front, often seen in Eastern clothing styles.