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Which collar
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The Differential
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Personality wise
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Our Thoughts
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1. Forward Pointing
In the lineup, this is the most traditional one to look out.
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There is a narrow gap between the collar points.
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You are an appreciator of the classics.
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This is your everyday, basic; no questions asked shirt. Every guy should have one in his wardrobe
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2.Button-Down
With the many classical approaches in men’s fashion, this collar was initially a useful invention which was brought out by polo players as a way to keep their collars from floating into their faces while playing.
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The buttons, undoubtedly.
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It is preppy, and at times, you don’t like to wear a tie.
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This should be a staple for every guy out there as it is more relaxed and looks great with or without a tie. It is downright cool.
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3. The Spread Way
This collar is said to be the middle floor of dress shirt collars. This is a trendsetter, and the spread collar on branded formal shirts for men falls sweetly and comfortably.
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There is an elegant way at which the collar points meet the jacket
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You are keen to put effort into your styling but also are a bit reserved yet standing out in a professional environment.
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If there is a no right or wrong answer to formal shirts for men
Then this is it. Works in every situation possible without getting you into any trouble with your work and play zone.
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4. The Tab Look
This collar has been around longer in the best formal shirts than any and is the original. This is a rare style these days and quite hard to find out, but for the actual style lover, it’s worth it.
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It is seated by a hidden button below your tie knot.
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You and only you are the best and most detail oriented man around.
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From a distance, this collar may look like the forward pointing one. It is a great alternate option for a reserved, conversationalist guy and is very hard to find these days. You’d have to get this tailor-made in pristine quality.
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5. The Cutaway Trend
During its time in the 1930’s, this collar trend was a breakaway from the tighter and longer collars of the previous decades. This is a bold and more modern style to choose. It is also referred to as the Windsor collar as a fit to the same form of ties.
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The sharp angle where the collar point glides away from your face.
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You are bold, confident who is a master of the arts.
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This collar is not for everyone out there. It is hard to pull off because of most of the jawline structure.
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6. The Band Man
These are merely simple shirts with just a band-like collar and also known as Mandarin collar.
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No collar at all.
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You don’t give much for rules and love to experiment by taking risks and are always confident.
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Despite being options of a dressier kind, if it is worn more casually, it’d look top-notch. In the professional form, it would be trying hard. It is the perfect shirt for any travel sojourns or summer vacations.
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7. The Club Master
This collar was a way to differentiate them from the school uniforms at the time. These are standard collars which are essentially rounded off. It is also known as the ‘special club’ collar.
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The rounded ends
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You are a fun person and know about the timings of everything you pull off with style.
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It takes a style pro to pull off this collar on a formal check shirt. If you can’t pull it off, then chances are you would be looking comical, but it works best on a night out or semi-formal outing.
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