TUTORIAL COLLETTO LISTINO SEPARATO Considerato Simbolo Dell'Eleganza Sartoriale Per Abiti e Camicie

In patternmaking, the stand-up collar allows for a better three-dimensional construction of the garment, especially in tailored shirts. The stand-up collar is composed of: The stand-up collar (or collar foot), which adheres to the collar and joins the neckline. The upper collar (sail), the visible part that folds over. It has a more anatomical fit and better follows the curve of the neck, therefore: it adheres better to the nape of the neck; creates less tension in the front; makes the collar more comfortable and stable, with a slight curve to follow the natural shape of the neck. With a more tailored and structured look, It allows for: a cleaner neckline; greater support; more controlled collar points (especially in Italian or spread collars). The collar is often called "the shirt's signature" because it immediately communicates: formality and personal style. 👔 ✨The Italian-style shirt collar is considered one of the symbols of Italian men's and women's sartorial elegance; it is more classic, balanced, and refined than the French and English versions. ✨It is designed to enhance the face and complement small or medium tie knots well. For this reason, it has become a standard of traditional Italian tailoring. 👗✂️ ✨It was born and developed primarily between the 1930s and 1950s, when Italian shirtmakers began to distinguish themselves from their English and French counterparts with softer lines, harmonious proportions, and greater attention to fit. ✨In post-war Italian fashion, the Italian collar became synonymous with elegant sobriety, especially thanks to the great tailoring shirtmakers in cities like Naples, Milan, and Rome. 👚📐 ✨Over time, we have evolved: from the very high and stiff collars of the 17th and 19th centuries to the separate and starched collars to the soft, directly sewn-to-the-shirt styles of the 20th century. Characteristics of the Italian Collar The classic "Italian" collar features: fairly long and straight points moderate opening between the points elegant but not stiff structure excellent with a tie In creative tailoring and pattern making, the Italian collar is very interesting because it allows you to study: collar foot ribs, opening, rollino, reinforcement panels, balance between the neck and face In contemporary tailoring Today, the Italian collar remains a benchmark in tailored shirts. There are many variations: classic Italian slim Italian. 👩‍🏫 With years of experience in pattern making and artisanal tailoring, I'll show you how to transform body measurements into a correct, proportionate pattern ready to be developed into custom garments. HERE'S THE LINK TO THE BODICE WITHOUT BREAST DRESSING IN 2 VERSIONS    • TUTORIAL  Corpino Senza Ripresa Seno in 2 ...   HERE'S THE LINK TO HOW TO TRANSFORM THE BASIC BODICE INTO A SHIRT    • TUTORIAL COME TRASFORMARE IL CORPINO BASE ...   ✂️ What you'll learn: ✔️ How to take and use measurements correctly ✔️ Construction of the basic bodice using the geometric method ✔️ Simplified calculations clearly explained 📐 ✔️ Fundamental lines: chest, waist, shoulders, and armholes ✔️ Principles of technical drawing applied to tailoring ✔️ Practical advice for those who want to start patternmaking This content is perfect for: 👗 Beginners who want to get into tailoring 🧵 Creative sewing enthusiasts 📚 Fashion and patternmaking students Those who dream of transforming Turn your passion into a craft Creative tailoring starts with a solid foundation: calculating proportional measurements is the heart of every basic sewing pattern for making dresses, shirts, blouses, and tailored suits. Learning how to construct it correctly opens the door to endless creative possibilities. 💛 If you enjoyed the video and found it helpful: 👍 Like and share 💬 Ask your questions in the comments 🔔 Subscribe to the channel for more pattern-making lessons and craft patterns Logo illustrated by artist Lucrezia Borrelli @rainillustrates https://www.instagram.com/rainillustr...