SHIRT SLEEVES
SHORT SLEEVES
Standard Short sleeves.
Following cuffs style can be selected with this option
- Short sleeve with seam
- Short Sleeve with cuff
- Short sleeve with split on side
LONG SLEEVES
Standard Long sleeves attached with a cuff.
Following cuffs style can be selected with this option
- Barrel cuff 1 button
- Barrel cuff with 2 buttons
- Barrel cuff with 3 buttons
- French cuff
- Casino cuff
LONG SLEEVES WITH TAB
Standard Long sleeves additional there will a small tab stitched inside of the sleeve which will hold the shirt cuff with the help of a button. This option is mainly for a casual shirt style. Sleeves are going to be slightly wider as you can only use the tab if you are rolling up the sleeves.
Following cuffs style can be selected with this option
- Single barrel cuff
SHORT SLEEVES WITH TAB
Standard short sleeves additional there will a small tab stitched inside of the sleeve and will always be seen outside of the sleeves . This option is mainly for a casual shirt style.
Following cuffs style can be selected with this option
- Short sleeves with seam
- Short Sleeves with cuff.
SHIRT CUFF
A Cuff is a layer of texture at the lower edge of the sleeve of an article of clothing mainly shirt and pants
BARREL 1 BUTTON
Classic cuff for all occasions and customer favourites. Length of 2 ½", button on both sides so that tightness will be adjustable as per watch.
BARREL 2 BUTTONS
Barrel cuff with 2 buttons. Length 3" higher than the standard cuff.
BARREL 3 BUTTONS
Barrel cuff with 3 buttons. Length of 3 ¼" with 3 buttons for those who want something different.
FRENCH CUFFS or DOUBLE CUFFS
Formal cuffs with Length of 5" folded into half creating 2 layers. Both sides buttonhole to use with cufflinks or Knots.
CASINO CUFFS
Also, a type of formal cuff to use with buttons instead of cufflinks.
SHORT WITH SEAM
Standard seam for short sleeves shirt.
SHORT WITH CUFF
Shorts sleeves shirt with a cuff
SHORT WITH SPLIT
For short sleeves shirt with cuffs and split on sides
SHORT WITH TAB
For short sleeve shirt with the tab for a more casual look or to roll up the shirt sleeves
SHIRT BACK
A yoke is a shaped pattern piece which forms part of a garment, usually fitting around the neck and shoulders, or around the hips to provide support for looser parts of the garment, such as a gathered skirt or the body of a shirt.
Plain Back
One-piece yoke for those who like slim fit
Boxed Center Pleat
One Piece yoke with pleat in the middle. Recommended for those who like little extra room at the back.
Side pleat
One Piece yoke with pleats on both sides for extra room. Not recommended for sloping shoulders.
Plain back with darts
For all Body form, slim-fit and more tapered at the waist.
Split Yoke without darts
For all Body forms, slim-fit but with extra comfort as split yoke helps to stretch the fabric.
Split Yoke with darts
For all Body forms, slim-fit but with extra comfort as split yoke helps to stretch the fabric and with extra tapered look at waist.
SHIRT PLACKET
A placket (also spelled placquet) is an opening in the upper part of trousers or skirts, or at the neck or sleeve of a garment.[1] Plackets are almost always used to allow clothing to be put on or removed easily but are sometimes used purely as a design element. Modern plackets often contain fabric facings or attached bands to surround and reinforce fasteners such as buttons, snaps, or zippers.
PLAIN FRONT W/O SEAM
Plain front without seam with a more smooth and cleaner look
PLAIN FRONT WITH SEAM
Plain front with a seam following next to the buttons.
PLACKET FRONT
A soft fused placket mainly for a casual and relaxed look.
HID BUTTON SEAM
Hidden button with seam. Buttons are covered or hidden under the fold in the same fabric. Mainly for formal dress shirts.
HID BUTTON PL FRONT
Placket with hidden button. Buttons are covered or hidden under the extra piece in the same fabric. Mainly for formal dress shirts special pleated front tuxedos.
SHIRT EPAULET
SHIRT EPAULET
A small strap parallel to the shoulder seam, and the button near the collar, or by laces on the underside of the epaulet passing through holes in the shoulder of the shirt.
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