Identity area
Reference code
2022.40.2
Title
Lloyd White Stiff Collar
Date(s)
- undated [1930-1949] (Creation)
Level of description
Item
Extent and medium
1
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Content and structure area
Scope and content
Starched, white, fold down, cotton collar. Collar has buttonholes through which studs can be attached to hold it in place.
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Physical characteristics and technical requirements
No label. 'Kensington,' 'Shape 14 15' and 'LLOYD' printed on inside of collar.
Measurements: 42cm [Length]; 6.5cm [Width when unfolded]
Materials: Cotton
Details: Buttonholes
Physical Condition: Worn and discoloured. Previous museum number written in biro.
Measurements: 42cm [Length]; 6.5cm [Width when unfolded]
Materials: Cotton
Details: Buttonholes
Physical Condition: Worn and discoloured. Previous museum number written in biro.
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Note
Men started wearing detachable collars in the 1820s. Most were made of heavily starched cotton or linen. They were attached with studs and stood up stiffly above the tie or cravat [V&A Collections Online].