spreadkraag
A spreadkraag (English: spread collar) is a style of shirt collar characterized by points that angle outward, creating a wider gap between the collar tips than traditional point collars. The design allows more visible shirtfront and tie knot, and is commonly found on dress shirts used in business and formal wear.
The spread collar evolved as part of modern shirtmaking in the 20th century, influenced by changing tastes
Practical considerations influence choice of spreadkraag. Wider spreads accommodate larger tie knots such as the full
Materials and construction mirror those of other collars, with variations in collar stiffening (interfacing) and edge