Flat collar

Flat collar lies against the chest with no collar stand lifting the leaf.

mandarin stands upright. Peter Pan is a rounded subtype of flat collar.

Collar (clothing)) taxonomy includes flat collars without stands among basic collar families.[1] Peter Pan collar is the best-known rounded flat collar in Western dress.[2] Maude Adams 1905 costume photography shows a flat rounded leaf at the neck.[3]

Flat collars appear on children's dresses, blouses, and coatdresses in cotton and wool.[1] Contrast with sailor large square flaps.[2] high neck is neckline, not a flat leaf.[3]

Today flat collar appears on Peter Pan blouses, rounded-collar coats, and vintage shirtdresses.[1][2] Contrast-bound flat collar reads graphic on dark silk.[3] When a collar lies flat without a stand—flat collar applies.[1]

Children's dresses, Peter Pan blouses, coatdresses, vintage shirting, and rounded-collar coats.[1]

Flat collar needs no tie—add brooch only if intentionally storybook.[2] Contrast flat collar on navy dress reads mid-century.[3]

Peter Pan is rounded flat subtype. mandarin stands up. Chelsea is long pointed flat.[1]

Flat collar reads neat, youthful, and low-profile. Rounded flat collar reads Peter Pan heritage.

Flat collar vs Peter Pan? Peter Pan is rounded flat collar subtype.[2]

Flat collar vs mandarin? Flat lies on chest; mandarin stands.[1]

Flat collar vs sailor? Sailor is large square flap; flat is close to neck.[2]