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A vintage starched Stiff Detachable collar for your Formal evening/White tie tunic shirt
These collars are various sizes and styles..
From different makers and different eras
Some are brand new old store stock
others are pre loved but fully wearable
Can be laundered and restarched
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Depth: 2″
Buy 3 together
Please Note: Collar box and studs NOT included!!
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