Flex Collar: Stretches up to half an inch for expandable comfort. Stretch Fabric: Stretches and moves with you for extra comfort.

The straight is a universal collar; the most versatile, easy to wear style. This collar style is appropriate for many occasions from weddings to business functions. Pair it with a classic suit and tie, or jeans and a blazer; you'll always look well put together.

Collars are an important part of a garment because they serve as the frame for your face. Since we tend to focus on the face, the styling and application of a collar is important to your looks and the look of your garment.

Flex collar: stretches up to half an inch for expandable comfort. Stretch fabric: stretches and moves with you for extra comfort.

In the latter case, collar circumference is measured from the central point of the button, all around to the buttonhole on the opposite side. United States, Great Britain and some other counties are still using inches (2.54 cm) as base units for sizes.

1. Collar: Measure around the middle of your neck (use your Adam's apple as a guide for where this is), keeping the tape a bit loose. 2. Chest: Measure under your arms around the fullest part of your chest.

Despite the many variations, there are in fact three basic collar types which are the stand collar, the flat collar and the roll collar. Within these 3 types of collars, there are endless interpretations to bring style and individuality to clothing.

"stretch collar" basically means that they add 1/2 inch to the collar size you order. Say that you will order 16 inch collar size, you will get a shirt labelled as 16 inch collar size, but the actual collar size you will wear will be 16 1/2 inch.

Spread collars are the best for thin and long faces. Spread collars are a modern style of collar which have a long distance between the collar points like the name suggests. The spread creates a widening effect to help balance out thin faces.

The largest part of your neck is usually below the Adam's apple. Step 2 wrap the measuring tape around this part of your neck and Mark the measurement with your thumb.

To determine your collar size, measure the bottom of your neck at the point where your collar would naturally sit. Make sure you can fit two fingers between your neck and the measuring tape to avoid opting for a shirt that's too tight.