StanleyVanBuren
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So here's the deal.
I agreed with everyone here when they told me a higher collar would suit my longer neck better. I still do.
However, after a couple days of work wearing my high-collar shirt with tie, I find the shirt to be totally unwearable for any considerable period of time if worn with a tie. The result? Severely decreased mobility of my neck/head and by the end of the day, sore neck & shoulders. Both these effects occurred each of the two times I wore the shirt for a full day of work.
So, at least for this shirt, it will have to remain for special occasions or for wear sans tie.
This does not mean I have given up. I'm thinking (probably to the delight of some die-hard vintage aficionados) that the solution is to have a shirt made with a soft collar at the desired height. I'm willing to bet that a soft, unconstructed collar would not produce the movement restrictions and resulting discomfort.
When I'm able to get around to this, is of course, another story. I will keep you posted.
I agreed with everyone here when they told me a higher collar would suit my longer neck better. I still do.
However, after a couple days of work wearing my high-collar shirt with tie, I find the shirt to be totally unwearable for any considerable period of time if worn with a tie. The result? Severely decreased mobility of my neck/head and by the end of the day, sore neck & shoulders. Both these effects occurred each of the two times I wore the shirt for a full day of work.
So, at least for this shirt, it will have to remain for special occasions or for wear sans tie.
This does not mean I have given up. I'm thinking (probably to the delight of some die-hard vintage aficionados) that the solution is to have a shirt made with a soft collar at the desired height. I'm willing to bet that a soft, unconstructed collar would not produce the movement restrictions and resulting discomfort.
When I'm able to get around to this, is of course, another story. I will keep you posted.