Point
A close-set, directional collar with a restrained character.
A familiar choice with or without a tie; versatile with business suits.
DESIGN DETAILS
The Details Closest to You.
The collar frames the face. The cuff completes the transition from shirt to jacket. Both should serve the garment, the occasion and the way you dress.
← THE STYLE GUIDEDESIGN DETAILS
COLLAR CHARACTER
Frame the Face.
Collar shape changes the expression of a shirt and its relationship with a tie, bow tie or open neck. Availability is confirmed during your consultation.
Spread
A wider opening with a balanced, open expression.
Works with a range of tie knots and tailored jackets.
Cutaway
A pronounced spread that draws attention to the neckwear.
Consider knot scale and jacket lapel proportions.
Button-Down
Collar points fasten to the shirt for a more relaxed character.
Often suited to less formal tailoring; not a default formal evening choice.
Wing Collar
A short standing collar with folded points.
Associated with formal evening dress; discuss the full tuxedo ensemble.
Band Collar
A short standing band without folded collar points, creating an open, understated neckline.
Generally worn without a tie for a relaxed tailored look.
THE CUFF
Finish at the Wrist.
Single-Button Barrel
A clean everyday cuff fastened with one button.
Two-Button Barrel
Additional button positions allow an adjustment to the cuff closure.
Rounded Barrel
A softer corner changes the line without changing the overall formality dramatically.
Angled Barrel
A clipped corner introduces a sharper geometric finish.
French Cuff
A folded cuff secured with cufflinks for a more ceremonial expression.
Convertible Cuff
Designed to accommodate a button or cufflinks, subject to availability.
The jacket sleeve and shirt cuff should read as a considered pair; the amount of visible cuff depends on the wearer and the garment. For evening shirt details, see The Tuxedo Guide. Availability is confirmed during your consultation.
CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION
Bring Your Preferences Along.
These guides give you a vocabulary for a personal discussion, not a set of rules. A consultant can help connect the details to your occasion, garment and preferred fit.
Your Suit. Your Rules.
Every garment starts with a conversation. We take your measurements, understand your lifestyle, and build something that's entirely yours — ready in 6 to 8 weeks.