Spread Collars for Custom Shirts
Here are 6 different types of spread collar which you can use when making a custom shirt
Spread collars have shorter collar points than straight point collars, with a wider gap between the two points.
Traditionally used for formal dress shirts, they can be created with a soft lining for a more casual look. This type of collar is particularly useful for wearing with large tie styles such as the Windsor knot.
Choose this collar type if you have a long face as it will provide horizontal balance.
Spread collar
A wide spread collar with long points, a style associated with formal dress shirts. The perfect design to accommodate oversized tie knots. Fun fact: in France, it is referred to as 'Italian style'.
Points length 8.7cm, back height 4.4cm, front height 3.4cm
Updated spread with short points
The spread collar updated with short points is an elegant and understated style. Worn with or without a tie, it's a style that elevates your look.
Points length 7.8cm, back height 3.6cm, front height 2.9cm
Semi-spread collar
Typical collar to be worn with or without a tie. A soft silhouette, the use of collar stays is recommended to fully enhance the characteristics of the collar.
Points length 8.5cm, back height 3.5cm, front height 2.8cm
Lower Spread collar
The classic spread collar with a shorter collar band is a minimalist style due to its shallow blade. Sporting crisp, clean lines, it goes well with a casual blazer without a tie.
Points length 8.4cm, back height 4cm, front height 3cm
Cutaway collar
The extreme cutaway collar is one of the more fashion-forward options. It can be dressed up with a tie (half or full Windsor knot), or dressed down without.
(Points length 8cm, back height 3.3cm, front height 2.5cm)
High spread collar with 2 buttons
An open collar with wide points. A two-button style, it looks best worn under a pullover, without a tie.
Points length 9cm, back height 4.4cm, front height 4cm
