Spread collar

Spread collar shows collar points winged away from the neck opening.

Button-down anchors points flat. Shirt collar is the generic family.

Dress shirt articles place spread collar among standard business collar cuts.[1] Museum dress shirt photography shows spread points on cotton shirting.[2] Collar (clothing)) contrasts spread with point and button-down.[3]

Italian cutaway spread widens the gap for large tie knots.[1] Spread differs from mandarin standing band.[2] Plain fused interlining holds spread shape.[3]

Today spread collar appears on business shirts, wedding shirts, and women's tailored blouses in cotton.[1][2] Pair with Windsor knot in wide spread.[3] When collar points wing outward for tie space—spread collar applies.[2]

Business dress, wedding shirts, interviews, and formal shirting.[1]

Spread collar needs tie knot scaled to gap width.[2] White spread collar shirt reads corporate standard.[1]

Button-down anchors points. Shirt collar is generic. Piccadilly is stiff wing formal.[1]

Spread collar reads corporate, formal, and tie-ready. Wide cutaway spread reads Italian suiting.

Spread collar vs point collar? Spread wings wider; point is narrower.[1]

Spread collar vs button-down? Spread leaves open; button-down anchors points.[1]

Spread collar without tie? Possible on casual shirts but designed for ties.[2]