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Combination of a collar and lapel, notch is where the collar and lapel meet and form a V shape.

Starting from the front waist, drapes around the neck, and holds the backless garment.

Flat circular shape, falls naturally around the neck, constructed with separate top and under collar pieces.

A cut out shape close to the neck, can be round, teardrop or slit in form, may require a facing or binding finish.

Angle of V can vary from shallow to deep, requires attention to the point where the two angled sides meet.

Raised band with no turn-down, usually 2 to 5 cm in height, fits closely around the neck.

Tall, rolled collar that fits snugly around the neck, uses stretch fabrics or a zipper for ease of wearing.

Shaped like the top half of a heart, requires curved seams and can include a collar stand for structure.

Simple rounded neckline, usually finished with a rib-knit band or a simple turned-and-stitched hem.

Runs horizontally, front and back, almost to shoulder points, across the collarbone.

Collar with extended lapel, drapes in a continuous curve from the back of the neck down the front.

Four 90-degree angles form a square shape across the chest, can have mitered corners or be rounded slightly.

Flat, square-shaped collar that lies across the shoulders, often has a back V shaped point.

Loosely draped fabric around the neckline, requiring fabric with good drape and soft hand.