Monk collar

Monk collar shows wide hood or robe collar fall at the shoulders.

Cleric collar is narrow white tab band. Cossack is military standing collar.

Clerical collar articles distinguish narrow tab collars from monastic hood and scapular collar falls.[1] Military and ceremonial uniforms show standing collar bands for comparison.[2] Collar (clothing)) covers religious and ceremonial collar families.[3]

Monastic habits use wide collar fall from hood or scapular.[1] Monk differs from cleric detachable tab.[2] Contrast with mandarin fashion band.[3]

Today monk collar appears in religious habit, costume, and ceremonial dress in wool and cotton.[1][3] Monk hood collar reads Benedictine brown.[2] When wide hood fabric falls at the neck—monk collar applies.[3]

Religious habit, monastic costume, ceremonial robes, and historical reproduction.[1]

Monk collar fall should drape symmetrically from hood or scapular.[2] Wool monk collar reads monastic brown.[1]

Cleric is narrow tab. Cossack is military stand. Puritan is falling band.[1]

Monk collar reads monastic, ceremonial, and hood-draped. Brown wool monk collar reads Benedictine habit.

Monk collar vs cleric collar? Monk is wide hood fall; cleric is narrow tab band.[1]

Monk collar vs cossack? Cossack is military standing collar; monk is hood fall.[1]

Monk collar everyday? Religious habit and costume only.[3]