Basic Knowledge Of Shirts - Classification Of Shirts

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Classification (shirt collar ties) shirts are usually classified from the shape of collar, clothing materials and patterns.

Let's start with the collar.

Standard collar: length and open angle do not go "extreme" collar, commonly known as "standard collar".

Collars: a plain or striped shirt with a white collar and some white cuffs.

Dark collar: there is a button on the left and right collar, the tie is worn through the push button and the collar collar is fastened.

Open collar collar: the angle between the left and right collar is between one hundred and twenty and one hundred and eighty degrees, also known as "Windsor collar".

Button collar: shirt collar with button tips fixed on the shirt, a typical American style shirt.

Long pointed collar: compared with the standard collar shirt, the collar is longer and used as a classical style dress shirt.

2, from the pattern classification: the design of the shirt is endless. Familiar with the common patterns, with the suit and tie will help greatly.

Thick vertical stripes: refers to equal spacing coarse vertical stripes flower case, the finest stripes are about half millimeter.

Pencil stripes: lines are very thin, as if pencils.

Honest, mostly used for dress shirts.

Alternate vertical stripes: two vertical stripes are interlaced, and white background red and blue interlacing are more common.

Tate Saar flower: two kinds of flowers with thin stripes and vertical stripes, white stripes and black stripes are more common.

Multicolored checkerboard: formerly a Scottish traditional fabric pattern.

It is characterized by weaving the same number of dyed cotton lines on two sides.

Used as a material for casual shirts.

Pezli pattern: the pattern of diffusion with the theme of scroll.

Rich in variety, they are also used as necktie patterns.

3. Classification of fabrics (cotton).

All of them are cotton fabrics.

The thickness of the cotton thread used and the weaving method are different, so the shirt material is different, and the sense of touch and vision are different.

Young cloth: a light cotton shirt fabric that is vertically dyed with cotton yarn and woven with white cotton thread.

Light and soft, slightly luster, the most common is the combination of white cotton yarn with blue cotton thread.

Oxford cloth: button collar shirt commonly used materials, plain weave, rough texture, white, blue, pink, yellow, green, gray, and so on, mostly light color.

Soft, ventilated and durable, loved by young people.

Plain cloth: shirt fabric made of dyed cotton yarn and bleached cotton thread.

Mostly white and red, white and blue, white and black.

It can be used as a sport shirt and a dress shirt.