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Collar Style Spread Eagle
2.75 in
Spread Eagle
The spread collar remains classic men's style like the pocket square, hat, and custom suit. Works best for a thin face. Collar bone provided to ensure a crisp collar.
2.75 in
Prince Charlie (Default)
Classic straight collar is best paired with a suit and tie. It was made famous by British Royalty. Collar bone provided to ensure a crisp collar.
3.25 in
Madmen
This cutaway collar can be worn with a tie to work or without a tie for after work drinks. While wearing a tie, we recommend you use a Windsor knot. Collar bone provided to ensure a crisp collar.
0.75 in
Bandhgala
The traditional Bandhgala for all the old school folks out there.
1.75 in
Hipster
Also known as the Skinny Collar, is a fairly recent phenomenon. Ideally worn without a tie, but if you must, choose a skinny one.
1.50 in
Hipster Rounded
Why be square? Our most unconventional collar is this skinny rounded collar.
1.75 in
Prepster
If there was ever a middle ground between the preppy and the hipster, it's this button down skinny collar.
1.25 in
Evil Pandit
Better known as the Banded Collar, was made famous by such luminaries as Pandit Nehru & Dr. Evil. We, however, have a contemporary take on it.
2.75 in
Double
The double collar is all the rage today. One collar is just not enough.
2.50 in
Polo
Better known as the Button Down Collar, is ideally paired with a sports jacket and loafers, but goes well with less dressy suits.
2.75 in
Concealed Polo
The concealed polo collar employs hidden button loops under the collar.
2.75 in
Club
Made famous by NBA coach Pat Riley, the Club Collar goes well with bespoke shirts and dressy suits.
2.75 in
Ozwald Boateng
Designed by it's namesake, perhaps the classiest of all our collar offerings.
Wing
Save it for your wedding day. Exclusively worn with a bow tie and tux.
Collar Contrast None
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Collar Top Button Single
Collar Stiffness Stiff
Collar Piping None
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Cuff Style Single Convertible
Single Convertible
Comes with the option of using cuff links.
Double Bond
The double button cuff has been popularised by various 007s including Daniel Craig.
The French
The French cuff is typically seen on formal shirts. Pair it up with cuff links or a silk knot to complete the look.
The Neopolitan
For the fashionably adventurous. The famous cuff as worn by Sean Connery's James Bond.
Cuff Contrast None
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Cuff Shape Rounded
Cuff Stiffness Stiff
Cuff Piping None
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Placket Style Regular
Regular
Seen on all traditional English and American shirts. Functionally, it adds stability to the front of the shirt.
French Front
Lends a cleaner, plain front that gives the shirt a classier look.
Pencil
The Pencil placket is a skinny version of the Regular placket. All the rage nowadays.
Concealed
Here an extra strip of fabric covers the buttons. Seen mainly on bespoke shirts.
Placket ButtonSingle
Placket Contrast None
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Placket Piping None
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Sleeve Style Full
Button White
Button Thread Colour White
Pocket Style None
Pocket Contrast None
Back Style None
None
Typically, custom made shirts are tailored perfectly to the wearer's body and hence do not require pleats.
Box
Consists of two pleats spaced 1.5 inches apart at the centre. This pleat is commonly seen in ready-to-wear shirts and allows for freedom of movement.
Side
Lie halfway between the edges and the centre of the back. They better align with the actual shape of the back and thus fit most men better.
Darts
Give the shirt with a more fitted look. Lately, they're used more as a design element.
Bottom Cut Rounded
Elbow Patch None
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Shoulder Epaulette None
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