Tie-neck collar

Tie-neck collar shows a fabric tie or sash at the throat loops.

Poet collar is a wide open leaf. Jabot is a hanging lace frill.

Blouse histories include tie-neck and pussy-bow finishes on women's shirting.[1] Auckland Museum blouse photography documents tie-threaded collar loops on dress blouses.[2] Silk and cotton tie-neck blouses suit office and evening.[3]

1970s and 1980s pussy-bow blouses popularized tie-neck collars in corporate womenswear.[1] Tie-neck differs from tab collar hidden shirt tab.[2] Contrast with mandarin standing band.[3]

Today tie-neck collar appears on blouses, dresses, and nurse uniforms in silk, polyester, and cotton.[1][2] Bow tie-neck reads eighties office.[3] When fabric ties through collar loops—tie-neck collar applies.[2]

Office blouses, nurse uniforms, vintage womenswear, and dressy day tops.[1]

Tie-neck collar bow can be large or slim—match to lapel width on suiting.[2] Silk tie-neck blouse reads corporate vintage.[1]

Poet is wide open leaf. Jabot is lace frill. Peter Pan is flat round.[1]

Tie-neck collar reads feminine, office-vintage, and bow-tied. Pussy-bow tie-neck blouse reads eighties power.

Tie-neck collar vs necktie? Tie-neck is integrated blouse fabric; necktie is separate menswear.[1]

Tie-neck collar vs jabot? Jabot hangs; tie-neck loops through collar.[1]

Tie-neck collar modern? Revived on blouses and dresses in office fashion.[3]