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Detachable collars.

LabelKing

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Hello, Where might I find shirts that are to be worn with a detacable strached collar? As well as the collars. Preferably something very high. Not like a tab collar, and such. As this.
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Although I believe Mr.Lagerfeld's shirts to be made by Hilditch & Key.
 

Nick M

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You could try New & Lingwood, but I think you'd have to go bespoke if you wanted the super-high collar. Here's an interesting article about the detachable collar - sounds like a lot of work...
 

Shirtmaven

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I have made plenty of shirts set up for removable collars.

The body is the easy part. There is just a small band at the neck with thre button holes. The back button hole only goes though the layer of fabric and not the lining.

The difficult part is the collar. I usually just make a removable collar as it would be on a regular shirt. Usually fused.

You could use paper collars (Celluloid?) which rip after a use or two. I don't don't know if any one makes the linen type either.

The dificulty is getting someone to starch them properly. Don't look at me. I don't know how to do it and don't care to learn. Call me a heathen ,I can't even tie a bow tie.
 

hermes

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i believe that i have read that karl lagerfeld gets all his dress shirts made at hildich and key to this day
 

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I thought this exact question, with pic and everything came up a while ago. Am I just having dÃ
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jà vu?
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Brian SD

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I personally think it looks awful. It looks like the man broke his neck.
 

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You may also try Etsy.com they often have Vintage collar for sale. Sometimes they are cleanable and other times not. So, just be careful. Barkers Laundry in London will have a go at cleaning them for you
 

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