The collar constitutes the precious detail of your shirt which determines your personal style.
Oxford Company offers you the option of selecting among a great variety of collars that can accentuate or smoothen face lines.
City
It is probably the most recognizable classic collar, ideal for a tie. It balances the preference between the strictly classical and the modern customer.
Club
An open collar, slightly tall, equally fit to be worn with or without a tie.
Francese
Semi-hard collar, relatively upturned, which highlights the fitted tie.
Patrick
A collar characterized by the hidden button. It is equally appropriate for both classic and more casual youthful appearances, easily combined with or without a tie.
Button Down
Casual style collar, worn with or without a tie and a jacket.
Sixty
A modern collar, which was dominant in the 60's and has recently made a fashionable comeback.
Smoking
The smoking collar traditionally introduced in the 19th century as a formal wear collar. It is usually associated with black tie events. Along the years evolved a shorter, more comfortable version, known as a more casual, relaxed variant.
Kent
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Roxy
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Town
Soft collars which can be worn with or without a slim tie.
Button Down
It is the most recognized sport collar with button; a youthful collar which can be worn during office hours and leisure alike.
Porto
It is a soft collar without a button, ideal for casual appearances.
Brooklyn
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Romeo
Another soft sport collar, equally worn with a whale bone, or without. It ideallycomplements sport jackets and casual outfits.
Seventy
A modern collar which was dominant in the 70's and has made a fashionable comeback.
CUFFS
The Cuffs should perfectly hug the wrist, while simultaneously allowing freedom of movement.
When combined with a suit, they should stand out at least 1,5cm under the sleeves of the jacket.
There are two types of cuffs: the Single cuff with button and the Double, which fastens with cuff links.
The Cufflinks are two buttons linked with a common axis that is used for the fastening of double cuffs. The cuff link is considered to be the jewel of the shirt. It lends style, status and good taste, and at the same time accentuates the cloth's uniqueness. An integral piece of sophisticated attire and an essential accessory for important moments of our life.
