Following the rigid, longer and narrower collars of the 1920s, the cutaway collar dress shirt emerged in the 1930s. Its points are directed back almost towards the shoulders. This shape has a few notable characteristics worth considering.

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One of the more adventurous types of collars, the cutaway is similar to the classic, though with a larger spread; giving it a stylish and more versatile appeal.

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The classic among collar shapes is the classic Kent collar. A narrow collar outline is the key feature of the shape – it is best to wear classic ties with it, with a simple tie knot. The basic Kent is suitable for many occasions and is ideal for formal BUSINESS fashion.

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Same features as Classic kent collar but with smaller width.

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Button-down Collar is having buttons fastened to the fabric on the collar of a shirt.

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The hidden button down collar employs hidden button loops under the collar instead of having the buttons go through the collar itself. On the underside of the collar, you will find a loop to which the button is fastened

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Ideal for showing off a bit of tie, the wide cutaway collar—so-called because of the considerable space between the collar points—is equally apt for wearing without a tie for a more relaxed appeal.

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A mandarin collar is a short unfolded stand-up collar style on a shirt or jacket. Mandarin collars start at the neckline and typically rise vertically two to five centimeters.

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The wing tip collar is a heavily starched short collar with the tips standing up and pointing horizontally. The collar tips resemble wings, hence the name “winged collar”.

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Button-down Collar is having buttons fastened to the fabric on the collar of a shirt but with smaller width as basic button down collar.

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The collar itself is a single piece that extends through the front torso and doubles as a placket. This reinforcing effect is that the collar stands on its own, without collapsing under it's own weight -- as is common when wearing a blazer sans tie.

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The Long Point has the narrowest spread among any collars out there, and has been around as long as men have been wearing coats and ties.

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This cuff is preferable for more elegant shirts, although this is often a subjective choice. It is a rounded cuff with one button and can add a level of formality and professionalism.

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The two button rounded cuff is dressier than a one-button cuff, but not as formal as a two-button mitered cuff.

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The straight cuff is a less formal take on the round cuff. It does not have rounded edges, and makes the sleeves easier to roll up for informal occasions.

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This casual cuff, much like the soft one button cuff has no interlining between the fabric. The two-button cuff is slightly larger than the one button cuff.

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The one button chisel cuff is a dressy cuff that has the elegant mitered angle at the button closure, and the smaller size of a one button cuff

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The two button chisel cuff is a popular dress shirt cuff that is dressier and more elegant than a standard chisel cuff. The two button placement makes this cuff a good match for wearing with watches

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This milanese cuff is something of a middle-ground between button and French cuffs. It has an extra fold of curved fabric, like a French cuff, but it buttons up through the middle.

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French Round Cuff

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Convertible Square

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