Shirt Collar Styles

This is a creatives' collar, gentle in its style, simple and straightforward.

A smaller version of our spread collar that works especially well with a soft interlining on more casual shirts like brushed cottons and linens.

One of the most versatile collars, the spread collar is one of our most popular collars.

The Italian collar is a bit taller than its British counterpart and has a wider spread.

This is the tallest of our collars, coming with a double collar button and plenty of chutzpah.

A cutaway collar is a contemporary choice with collar points that are set widely apart and point outwards.

The club collar has a vintage appeal, made more popular recently by screen characters in Peaky Blinders and Mad Men. 

This is a specifically casual button down collar which we have designed with shorter collar points than our classic button-down.

A classic button-down collar with a perfect roll. This collar is a wardrobe staple.

A semi-spread collar with points that are held in place by two small loops which sit invisibly under the collar leaf.

Characterised by the soft, double-notched, one-piece collar that is sewn directly to the body of the shirt which allows it to lay flat.

We think this collar is well suited to softer fabrics such as linens and chambrays, worn with a few buttons undone for a breezy summer feel.

A great collar for tie wearers, the tab collar both lifts the tie and also holds the collar and the tie neatly in place.

The rounded version of the pin collar, designed to be worn with a tie and held with a collar pin or collar bar.

The pointed version of the pin collar, designed to be worn with a tie and held with a collar pin or collar bar.

The Wing collar is really only suitable for the most formal occasions.