How to make a detachable collar shirt from a modern dress shirt

[@captainjackrivers9997]

Your content starts to outshine even our beloved Gentleman's Gazette. Weiter so!

[@Vintagebursche]

I can't compete with the GG, but I guess I have found a nice little niche for me. 😊 Und dankeschön!

[@gentlemansgazette]

Mach weiter so!

[@KenManTheOneAndOnly]

i was planing on making videos like this, but i found this channel... so no need

[@vascomanata]

@@KenManTheOneAndOnly you should! You may have different style ideas!

[@blakemcnamara9105]

@Seine O'More I look at Gentleman's Gazette as more a measure of quality rather than how much I should be paying for items. I usually look for high end items at significantly discounted prices usually at a discount store when they have sale.

[@shadowmane20]

It's interesting watching you with the detachable collar. I'm a Priest, so I wear my collar backwards, which means the studs go on backwards from how you said... short in the front, long in the back. This gives me ideas, though.

[@erikw3105]

I'm applying to seminary this year and had similar ideas haha! Clerics are a long ways away but I thought it'd be convenient to detach a normal collar for wearing under cassocks...After having trouble finding any, I saw this tutorial and the gears started turning. God bless!

[@CFinch360]

Love your videos and just subscribed. If no one mentioned it already, the 'unstitcher' is sometimes called a 'seam ripper'. Binge watching all your vids!

[@99killian71]

very good video! it helped me doing my own one. could you maybe do an tutorial on how to turn a normal shirt cuff into a french cuff? weird request but just wondering if it would be possible. i really love wearing cufflinks but most shirts i find don't have the double cuff or don't fit with my prosthetic hand.

[@kaizl9537]

So amazing!

[@johannanolivos2018]

Could you please tell me, Where can I buy the collar pins? I was looking for them but they are very hard to find. If someone know and can help me please!

[@225o1sam]

Try eBay, I got mine in a mens jewelry box from the 40's and they were with a bunch of other stuff. you also occasionally see them individually there.

[@ryderkennell22]

It is rare for people to show how to sew without a sewing machine, but is really appreciated when people sew with a normal needle.

[@ericma103]

I've been searching the internet for shirts like this, and lo and behold, all I have to do is take the collar off! Ingenious! As a trade in knowledge....that seam ripper should be your friend. You shouldn't have to constantly cut the thread perpendicularly around the collar. You can take the seam ripper and dip the long tip of the ripper between the collar to break the original stitching. Then, dip the beaded end into the collar and pretty much run parallel with the seam. It'll cut the removal process to 30 seconds and there's no mess.

[@Konsaliki]

Brilliant! I do have an old Mao collar-style shirt somewhere in the back of my closet. Since I'm not a communist (*cough cough*) this could become a nice project for spring. Thanks!

[@mrmensje1]

be careful tho, the important thing is that the mao collar should be standing up a bit. It shouldn't fall flat. This is the reason starting with a fold down collar might work better since the neck collar has to stand up.

[@cropi7406]

I would have one question which would be if you would advise to get the collared shirt in the closest fit to the neck (So maybe size down half a size, so the detachable collar is in the size one defaults to) or if you should stick to the regular collar size you always wear?

[@Vintagebursche]

The shirt collar should be your normal size. The detachable collar might be more comfortable in a slightly larger size.

[@magdalenka869]

That’s so great you created this channel, You put me waiting for new interesting content here. Vielen Dank :)

[@Vintagebursche]

Wow, thank you! I am keen to put more videos out.

[@selkiemorien9006]

Mein Bruder interessiert sich in letzter Zeit immer mehr für 20er Herrenmode, mittlerweile will er's auch tragen. Ich werd wohl also öfter bei deinen Videos vorbeischauen, die Optik ist super schön und man lernt auch noch was dabei! :D

[@TLDsProductions]

Thank you!!! I'm getting ready to go to a Steampunk festival in Hannibal Missouri (USA)... you just saved me a some money and time!!! Why time? I have had a hard time finding the right kind of shirt (without spending a lot on a costume shirt)!!! Thank you!

[@johannanolivos2018]

Thank you for this video. My 17 years old son love those collars and shirts. Now I know these tips. 💓

[@jamessalvatore7054]

Freaking legend man. Thanks for this. Gonna be adding pin collars to so many of my hood shirts. And it'll be so much easier to clean the collars like this without excessively washing the whole shirt in case of tough stains. Or multi color

[@lorenzocastelli8709]

I didn’t even know that detachable collars were a thing, but they are very cool! I must admit I got lost at a certain point of the video. My bad! Sewing is not my cup of tea. However, my mum is very good at it. She even has one of those sewing machine. So I could make her do the work for me. Ps. I am getting addicted to you dramatic intro. :)

[@arvindsahai552]

It was an enlightening video indeed. Please make a tutorial of Flat cap in tweed.

[@jazzman1626]

7:28 That’s the collar I have. Darcy have excellent collarless shirts too. You can get these collars as starched and unstarched like the one I bought.

[@Pinguszz]

you're lucky you don't have to pay customs on your products. 😭😭

[@woodsdavid2887]

I like your videos. Keep up the good work. Cheers from Japan.

[@Varietyvibe_comedy]

Thank you I only seen expensive detachable shirts but now I can finally become a peaky blinder

[@ourfantasyworld4996]

Dein Kanal ist fantastisch! Ich freue mich auf weitere Episoden!

[@RelevantDad]

Thank you so much for your channel! I'm working on building a 20s style or 20s/modern wardrobe. Subscribed and looking forward to future videos :D I'd love to see a video on essential pieces for getting started. I ordered a tweed three piece already, but will need to add many more pieces for more looks. I'm interested in how to properly do 20s casual for everyday wear.

[@Justmyopinionlol]

are there no companies making detachable collar shirts at the moment? I remember coming across a few old English leather cases sold as "collar cases" so perhaps in the old days people bring only a few shirts but a ton of collars while traveling.

[@michaelbell3952]

Darcy clothiers

[@KenManTheOneAndOnly]

great video! i just got a shirt and two detachable collars so probably going to do this to most of my shirts

[@vinzenzboman607]

Great. I am suprised you have got a channel since I sometimes visit your page .. Btw I am already waiting for a tutorial how to make a detachable collar..

[@GabrielCale]

I just discovered your channel and I've seen all of your videos, thanks for the great contents and inspiration.

[@rafaelriverosines4289]

Wow! I just discover your channel! I'm truly found of your work! Please i wait for the tutorial on "Make" detachable collars; a few years ago i tried to make my own collar, but imperfect. If you make a tutorial im sure it will be just what i need for me and others like us! Thanks for creating such amazing content!

[@dondaugherty3138]

Great video, as usual. I would love to see a tutorial making a detachable collarThanks

[@Plattensammler88]

Ein kleiner Funfact: In dem Film "Das Lied ist aus" von 1930 gibt es eine Szene, in welcher die Filmmutter Hedwig Bleibtreu Liane Haid, die sie für eine Wäscherin hält, anweist, bei den alten Hemden ihres Filmsohnes Willi Forst ein Stück vom Ende abzuschneiden und es oben als "modernen Kragen" anzunähen. Dieser hätte nämlich eine Frau kennengelernt und wolle auf diese nicht so altmodisch wirken. Das war 1930, heute macht mans also umgekehrt 😀

[@Mis-AdventureCH]

Embellish the Sun Really Shines, by Jincheng Zhang, (in case anyone was wondering).

[@s.m.mediaproductions5304]

I just cut off the collar above the seam of the shirt band, then sew the button from the front onto the back of the band, and cut a hole where it once was. Your method is a lot more polished and thought out, which is very German of you, my method is a lot faster to complete, which much more American.

[@gatatica1]

You look SHARP! Very handsome! Great video. Happy New year!

[@claudiaaguila238]

Awesome! I want to make one for myself!

[@danbee415]

There's tons of detatcheble collars on websites like eBay and Etsy all vintaged of course. I needed one for creating a black tie outfit.

[@jeremyramirez5465]

Would you use detachable cuffs with this shirt? Or do you prefers shirts with French cuffs already?

[@ayaanmalik7389]

Peaky Blinders style ❤ Do some more on them they are great😎

[@InThisEssayIWill...]

This might be a little irrelevant to everyday wear, but how would a cravat be worn with/attached to this collar set up, or are they meant to go with a different style of collar?

[@cirlenesousa7687]

Ciao ti seguo da ieri non capisco niente di inglese 😂😂😂ma i tuoi video sono spiegati talmente bene che mi dimentico che non so l'inglese complimenti 👏👏👏

[@kahn04]

If you go with the thrift store shirt for your collar, do you size up or buy the size you normally wear and shift the second button hole ?

[@RelevantDad]

Question. Could you not just cut the collar off of the shirt instead of removing the stitching? I know it wouldn't look as nice, but if the collar is being covered up, anyways, does it really matter?

[@Vintagebursche]

You actually can do that. It's as you say - very dirty and doesn't look as nice.

[@minipotato-my2sp]

I have a shirt and the collar fits me perfectly but the shirt it self does not fit me so how can I turn the collar into a detachable collar?

[@Redbeard82]

Ach herrlich!!! Ich dachte immer das geht gar nicht das man den alten Kragen entfernen kann . Ich habe noch ein paar sehr gut sitzende Hemden der Firma Seidensticker in hellblau. Nur der Kragen passt mir nicht . Es ist zwar ne ziemlich penible Arbeit den Kragen zu entfernen aber so spare ich mir viel Geld und kaufe nur den Kragen . Vielen Dank für den tollen Tipp

[@sasukegt221]

I wanna ask if darcy clothing have shirt that has button hole in the back, and if you dont mind can you sent a link to me?

[@trumpsleftnipple9595]

Please make a tutorial for making spats :D. And nice video as always!

[@Vintagebursche]

I will do spats for sure! Already on my To Do list.

[@bensolo9659]

@@Vintagebursche please make detachable collar

[@bobjerome5390]

hi have had them collar from that place they are very very good the price's when up a bit it was ten years ago beware collar studs van leave i mark on the neck i dress like a dandy alot i did this to a shirt once after a wash a bad mark left on the collar it was a hard to find M S one they did a small run of of high end one did not take off

[@kabayizacalvin9090]

The thumbnail detachable collar isn't the same in the video, what it's name?

[@harnoorbedi7378]

which type of collars are there in cover..... that you are wearing

[@drewstellar9782]

Can’t you do this process with a wing collar shirt as well?

[@jericho56ify]

Спасибо приятель.музыка ужасная.

[@nealaukkanen5834]

This is amazing!

[@tadeogonzalez9937]

by order of the peaky fucking blinders

[@harrybrown7680]

Sind abnehmbare Krägen aus Plastik eine Modesünde oder war und ist das etabliert?

[@anaxolt]

Thank you! I have followed you on instagram for a while, but was unaware of these tutuorials. So good! Please follow up with how to make the dettachable collar (particularly from the material and desired stiffness aspect). Regards.

[@anaxolt]

Found the masterclass! 😀

[@anakin4361]

peaky fookin blinders brought me here

[@erickyei9096]

Great help. Thanks a lot

[@marcos.7705]

Great video! Where i can by a shirt like that?

[@zomo7400]

Thank you so much!!!!

[@kaizl9537]

Who's here after Thomas Shelby 😉

[@Нафталн]

Super 👍

[@simongaywanjala598]

What is the song please?

[@ZJStrudwick]

Marvellous, and I must say you are a beautiful man!

[@jeffreyrosenfeld7543]

It's gorgeous!😍

[@Htonartnomed]

do you have any advice about how to wash/starch/iron detachable collars without sending them to barker group? I have some vintage collars that I would like to whiten/clean, but I'm afraid to mess them up.. EDIT: also, do you have any experience with the darcy washable collars?

[@LittleEpicSpeakers]

This is a really great tutorial but you should not be using a back stitch here. Try a slip stitch instead, you won't have any thread showing nor any gap in your seam! This is also not something I would attempt with a sewing machine as it would leave a very visible line of stitching, but if you're wearing a detachable collar on top I guess none of this really is a problem 🤷‍♀️ Great job overall! :)

[@niveklean22]

Exellent video. Were can I buy the gold pins for the collar?

[@Vintagebursche]

I've put a link in the description.

[@ourfantasyworld4996]

Wäre echt klasse wenn du ein Video dazu machen könntest wie man einen solchen abnehmbaren Kragen selber macht!

[@Vintagebursche]

Geduld, Geduld. Kommt noch. 😉

[@vukstojanovic9947]

Great content!

[@nevem5010]

❤️

[@wardude2260]

That is a great video, but you must know the following: the x-stitch will be damaged very easily in the washing machine.

[@roxettegarcia3401]

He looks so noble

[@chill-ento6071]

Welchem Zweck dient eigentlich ein abnehmbarer Kragen?

[@Vintagebursche]

vintagebursche.de/abnehmbare-kraegen/ ☺️

[@chill-ento6071]

@@Vintagebursche Ah, in Ordnung, danke. Ich dachte mir schon dass es was mit dem reinigen zu tun hat.

[@thegospelofthegraceofchris7005]

Im liking this guy's style. I need to get me some 1930s stuffs

[@toxikprophetbeats]

*peaky blinders tutorial haha

[@lawrencereeves5798]

Brilliant video, I'll give this go

[@sirgothington5533]

I hope you will be doing late Victorian era fashion in the future and great channel btw

[@Vintagebursche]

I would really like that, but I don't know when I will have the time yet.

[@vintagelife5195]

Great channel. I just subscribed.

[@michaelbell3952]

Love your videos

[@vintagelife5195]

@@michaelbell3952 Thanks. I love the videos on this channel! Its good to see vintage life growing.

[@mrmensje1]

I'm kinda debating over this topic. I today got my 'granddad' shirt from a UK shop which sells old fashion collarless tunic shirts, but they are so wide! I want to put a sweater over such a shirt but am afraid of the bulging because of how wide it is. Should I just buy slim fit shirts and make them collarless or stick with buying specific old fashion collarless shirts?

[@Vintagebursche]

You can easily make a shirt slimmer by taking in some fabric in at the sides and in the back. You can see it for a few seconds in my Haul video. What you can't make slimmer that easy is the sleeves. So if the sleeves are fine, you can stick with the old fashion shirts. I do have both. Wide old fashion shirts as well as modern shirts I altered myself.

[@michaelbell3952]

You can get a made to measure shirt from Propercloth with a grandad shirt, you just have to start from part three