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What is "Wing Collar" - Definition & Explanation
Last Updated on: 14-Apr-2024 (3 months, 13 days ago)
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Wing Collar
A standup collar with downward pointing edges, the most formal choice to pair with a tuxedo jacket. Crosswyck ? A crossed style in front that fastens with a button or decorative clip.
Wing Collar
Also known as stand up collar, this is a formal shirt, usually with a pleated front that has wing-like pointed appendages.
Wing Collar
This is the most formal type of collar, shirts with this are the standard choice for wearing with a tuxedo.
Wing Collar
A collar with projections which cover shoulder seams of bodices and doublets.
Wing Collar
High stiff collar with turned back corners.

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