The collar is connected to the neck of the shirt by means of a stand not only in men's, but also in women's shirts. The collar stand is made in the same way in both cases, but the problem may arise with the thickness of the fabric - if the fabric chosen for sewing the shirt is too thick, you will have to find a new way to process the collar on the stand. This method is quite simple, and for its implementation you need to have on hand a cut shirt blank with processed and sewn shoulder seams.
Instructions
Step 1
Cut and iron the plank in advance. Make sure that the top edge of the placket follows the exact shape of the neckline. Do not overcast the placket before sewing on the collar. Prepare the collar separately - cut it open, stitch it and turn it inside out.
Step 2
Pin the collar into the neckline while expanding the placket. Pin the collar to the placket. Then carefully sew the collar over the pins on a typewriter and remove the pins.
Step 3
Make a small notch at the junction of the neck and the strap with scissors to then iron the allowance - this will make the joint less thick and voluminous.
Step 4
Fold the allowance of the inner rack inward and sweep it onto the rack, then lay a line along the bar. Then sew another 1mm stitch across the upright. Cut the loop, overcast it, and sew a button on the opposite end of the collar stand.
Step 5
Remember that the collar is sewn before the placket is sewn on, not after it. This method of sewing on a collar on a stand is well suited for bulky and thick fabrics, allowing you to make neat stitches without creating too thick folds at the junctions of the collar, placket and stand.
Step 6
With the collar connected to the neckline of the shirt, you can finish sewing the shirt itself by stitching the remaining seams and sewing on the remaining buttons.
