A solid collar and cuff made from knitted fabric, enhanced with Lycra (spandex) for added elasticity and shape retention. This type offers a clean, structured look while ensuring comfort and flexibility. Common in polo shirts, uniforms, and sportswear.
A tipping collar and cuff is a type of knitted collar and sleeve cuff that features one or more thin contrast color lines along the edges (known as tipping). With Lycra added, the fabric remains stretchable and retains its shape over time. This style is very popular in polo shirts, corporate uniforms, and sportswear.
A Bottom Collar with Lycra refers to a type of knitted collar that is attached at the bottom edge of a garment neckline, typically in t-shirts or casual wear. With Lycra (spandex) blended in, the collar gains stretchability, better recovery, and shape retention. It's commonly used for comfortable, everyday clothing that needs both form and flexibility.
A 1x1 rib collar with Lycra is made by alternating 1 knit and 1 purl stitch, blended with Lycra (spandex) to add elasticity and shape retention. It is widely used in crew-neck t-shirts, sportswear, and casual tops, where comfort, stretch, and durability are required. Lycra helps the collar return to its original shape after stretching, preventing sagging or loosening over time.
2x1 Rib Collar with Lycra refers to a type of knitted collar made with a rib structure where 2 knit stitches alternate with 1 purl stitch, and Lycra (spandex) is added for elasticity.
A Two Part Collar & Cuff refers to a collar and cuff design that is made with two separate parts or layers, often to provide a combination of structure and style. This is commonly used to add strength, contrast design (like tipping), or comfort.