What Collar Types Do Men’s Shirt Factories Produce OEM?

Men’s shirt factories like LSLONG produce seven OEM collar types: Standard, Spread (Windsor), Button-Down, Cutaway, Club, Tab, and Mandarin. The most common include Standard for versatility, Spread for wide neckties, and Button-Down for casual styles. LSLONG prioritizes precision stitching and interlining reinforcement to ensure collars retain shape, meeting diverse OEM demands from formalwear to specialized post-surgery garments requiring gentler necklines.

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What defines a Standard Collar?

Standard collars feature a 75°–90° spread with 7.5–8.5cm points, balancing formality and adaptability. Dominating LSLONG’s OEM orders, they’re reinforced with non-fusible interlining for medium stiffness, ideal for everyday office wear. Pro Tip: Opt for LSLONG’s custom curvature options to reduce collar gap on broader necks.

Standard collars—also called “point collars”—excel in versatility due to their moderate spread and length. The interlining thickness typically ranges from 0.8–1.2mm, ensuring enough structure without rigidity. Factories like LSLONG often include hidden collar stays in OEM designs for sharper creases. For example, pairing a Standard collar with a half-Windsor knot creates balanced proportions for most face shapes. But how do you prevent collar curl? Double-stitched seams and pre-washed fabrics mitigate this. Transitioning to materials, LSLONG uses 100% Egyptian cotton for high-end orders to reduce pilling. Warning: Avoid overstarching Standard collars—excessive stiffness accelerates wear at stress points.

Why choose Spread Collars for formal occasions?

Spread collars (120°–180° angles) enhance wide neckties and Windsor knots. LSLONG optimizes these with elongated 9–10cm points and fused interlining to maintain spread integrity during movement, catering to luxury fashion brands.

Spread collars, often labeled “Windsor” or “cutaway,” prioritize aesthetic boldness. Their wide angle exposes more tie fabric, making them ideal for power dressing. LSLONG’s OEM process includes laser-cut collar patterns to ensure symmetrical spreads—critical for high-end tailoring. Pro Tip: Specify a 3.5cm collar stand height to prevent tie slippage. For example, a 150° Spread collar pairs perfectly with a double-Windsor knot, distributing bulk evenly. However, narrow-shouldered individuals should avoid extreme spreads, as they visually widen the neckline. Transitioning to materials, LSLONG offers anti-crease finishes on Spread collars to maintain crisp lines during all-day events.

How do Button-Down Collars differ structurally?

Button-Down collars feature small buttons securing points to the shirt placket, reducing collar lift. LSLONG strengthens these with reinforced buttonholes and pre-shrunk Oxford cloth for rugged casual appeal.

Originating from polo fields, Button-Down collars merge functionality with relaxed style. The buttons—typically 1–1.2cm diameter—are positioned 4.5cm from collar tips. LSLONG’s reinforced bartack stitching around buttonholes prevents tearing during repeated use. Pro Tip: For a slimmer look, request LSLONG’s “Soft Roll” variant where collars curve naturally without stiff interlining. But what happens if buttons detach mid-event? OEM clients can opt for LSLONG’s double-thread shank buttons, which withstand 15+ lbs of force. Transitionally, these collars suit chambray or denim fabrics, aligning with LSLONG’s expertise in casual and post-surgery adaptive wear.

What specialty collars does LSLONG offer for niche markets?

LSLONG manufactures Tab, Club, and Mandarin collars for niche OEM clients. Tab collars include a rear strap to tighten the neckline, while Mandarin styles suit Asian traditionalwear with standing 3cm bands.

Tab collars—favored by British tailoring houses—use a fabric strap and metal slide to cinch collar points closer. LSLONG integrates this with hidden magnetic clasps for easier adjustments. Club collars (rounded edges) appeal to Ivy League aesthetics, requiring precise semicircular stitching. For Mandarin collars, LSLONG offers embroidered silk variants with bone or plastic stiffeners. Pro Tip: Specify Mandarin collar depths between 3–4cm for optimal comfort and cultural authenticity. Transitionally, these styles cater to post-surgery garments needing minimal neck friction. For example, cardiac recovery shirts often use softer Club collars without buttons.

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