Formal Shirts

Classic Collar pattern is also known as straight or pointed model, which is a very versatile collar style and used globally. This is well matched to both formal and casual style and carries on a variety of tie knots with ease.

Spread collar and Wide spread collar are also called as cut away collar patterns which are appropriate for any occasion, official or personal. Well suited to any pattern, fabric or any type of formal/casual dressing. They allow the full visibility of the neck tie knot and also front shoulder portion of the shirt with a classy look.

There is the Banded Collar which is a pattern of a collar band only over the neck. This is without any pointed or spread down points. Banded collars more used when there is no tie requirement.

Cuffs : Rounded or Angled Cuffs with Single button or Double button are remarkable patterns that are well suited to a formal shirt.

Plackets: Concealed or attached or plain plackets add up to the good formatting of a formal shirt where, the attached placket adds more stability to the front of the shirt and aesthetically balanced.

Pocket: Generally single pocket is attached in a shirt is meaningful and for some useful purpose. Otherwise, a shirt with no pocket presents a clean look and complement any formal occasion.

Pleats: There are Box Pleats, Side Pleats and Plain without pleats on the back of the shirt pattern. While Plain back without Pleats are the cleanest style for formal presentation, the other two patterns are common in both Formal and Casual Shirts