With a tie
A classic collar is a versatile starting point. For a wider spread, choose a knot that fills the space between the points without lifting them.
Collar and cuff guide
With or without a tie, for everyday wear or a ceremony: the details that give your shirt its character.
Start with how you wear your shirt
Without a tie
A button-down collar keeps its points in place and suits a relaxed look. A spread collar gives a dressier line under a jacket.
For a ceremony
Match the collar to your suit and chosen accessory. If wearing a bow tie, check how it looks with the collar before deciding.
PROPORTIONS
A collar that suits you
For a long face, a wider spread collar can add a horizontal line. For a round face, longer points can emphasise vertical lines. These are style suggestions, not rules: comfort and personal preference come first.
Also check the collar band height and space around your neck. Neck size is part of your measurements; collar shape is a matter of style.
Compare collars in the configurator →Which cuff should you choose?
Single, rounded or square
An easy everyday choice. Rounded edges soften the shape; square edges give a sharper line. Compare the available designs and lengths.
French cuff
Fastened with cufflinks, it suits formal outfits. Choose suitable cufflinks and check that it sits comfortably under your jacket.
With a watch
Allow comfortable room around your wrist and check the watch fits under the sleeve. A bulky watch may require an adjustment: ask for advice if needed.
See the details before choosing
Use the configurator’s zoom to examine collar and cuff shapes. Choose your fabric first, then compare the available options on the drawing.
Open the configurator →YOUR SHIRT, YOUR CHOICES
Create your own.
Choose a fabric, then personalise the collar, cuffs and details.
Create my shirt →Ask for advice