Indian Pakistani Designers Best Choice of Collar Styles
00:40:00Publishing Second Part of Visual and Verbal Vocabulary of few basic terms of Indian & Pakistani fashion and styles for women
5.01) ALBANY COLLAR is a
standard turn-down cut-away collar.
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5.02) ASCOT COLLAR is a
very tall standing collar with points turned up over the chin, also known as stock collar.
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5.03) BAND (Granddad) COLLAR is narrow strip of fabric that sticks up from a round neck with a small
standing band, also known as a Stand-up
collar.
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5.04) BARRYMORE COLLARS:- A turnover shirt collar with long points, also known as a tapered collar
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5.05) BERTHA COLLAR is a Flat,
wide and deep round strip of lace or sheer fabric draping softly over shoulders.
It may be of various sizes in width, worn with a low neckline or circular
neckline.
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5.06) BOW COLLAR:- made of
a long extensive strip of soft fabric, tied in front in various ways of
bow
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5.07) BUTTERFLY COLLAR:- It’s a
collar with rounded tips. Almost
nearer to wing collar
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5.08) CAPE COLLAR is like
a cape hanging over the shoulders
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5.09) CHELSEA COLLARS:- A long
pointed round collar
for a low V-neckline, with a stand.
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5.10) CHOKER COLLARS: - It
is a variant of band collar with high band extending towards chin and
slightly tight fit. It is also known as a Victorian collar.
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5.11) CLASSIC STRAIGHT
POINT COLLAR:- Clearly distinguishable by the small spread between
the collar points
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5.12) COLLARET
COLLAR: - A Piece of pleated or gathered delicate fabric
that adorns the neck of a dress
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5.13) CONVERTIBLE:- designed
to be worn with the button on neck. Possible to wear it both way either open
or fastened closed.
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5.14) JABOT COLLAR:- Embellishment
made up of one or two pieces of pleated fabric; it is attached at the base of
the neck, spread over the chest
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5.15) HIGH- NECK COLLAR is a
collar that covers all or most of the neck
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5.16) MANDARIN COLLAR:- It is a
variant of band collar. A small Stand-up with rounded upper points open just
meet at front neck, Also known as a Chinese
Collar.
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5.17) MEDIC COLLAR:- It is
a variant of band collar with small and narrow strip fasting in right side of
attire. It is also known as a Ben Casey Collar
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5.18) NOTCHED COLLAR:- It is
a wing-shaped collar with a triangular notch. We can find it on tunics and blouses.
Also, rounded notched collars appear
in many forms of dresses.
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5.19) RING COLLAR:- It
is a variant of band collar with wider neckline.
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5.20) RUFF COLLAR is a
high standing pleated collar made of lace or starched linen.. It is also
known as millstone collars.
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5.21) SAILOR COLLAR has
square flap in back and long lapels extending over the chest, fastened to V-neck
without stand. Out of modesty, the plunging neckline is often covered with a
piece of fabric. This style is also called as a Middy collar.
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5.22) SHAWL COLLAR:- Wide
turned-down round collar with long lapels that partially cross in front.
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5.23) SHIRT COLLAR contains
rounded or tapered points. It is sewn on to the neck and turned down along a
fold line, which is higher in back than in front.
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5.24) TAB COLLAR:- A
shirt collar with a small tab that fastens the points together underneath the
knot of the necktie
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5.25) TAILORED COLLAR whose
fold covers the back of the neck; its lapels form a V where they cross on the
chest.
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5.26) TURTLE-NECK COLLAR:-
High-necked
collar which is folded over; it is usually snug around the neck and does not
fasten.
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5.27) VAN-DYKE / VANDYKE COLLAR: - A "V" shaped points on a large collar of lace or sewed fabric with several deep points forming a decorative border or edge standing high on the neck and in some patterns falling on the shoulders.
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5.28) WINDSOR COLLAR:- A dress-shirt cutaway collar little stiff, with a wide spread that covers all or most of the neck.
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5.29) WING COLLAR:- A tall stiff circular band collar ending with folded point towards outside
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5.30) Y-COLLAR: - V-neck line with collar, having two-three buttons at the bottom creating a "Y" shape
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Few more styles of collars are there but not much popular in India and other neighboring countries, will include those styles in next edition for your reference.
I am not a designer nor writer, Its my hobby only or you can say its God-gifted art to observe and evaluate. I am distributing my Knowledge of 30 years in Textile Industry and will increase the effort more with your feedback's. If you people will inspire me, I Will be forced to write and publish more articles on different subject.
I am sure people who are really interested to know more and more about fashion and styles will understand my purpose to write and enjoy it.
Waiting for your suggestions and feedback.
I have tried to draw few designs for better understanding, few are collected online.
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