Black denim collar with ribbon

Collar [STITCH] Black denim collar with white stitching A series designed with the theme of "town marine girls" I imagine a marine look to be worn around town. A distinctive design with white stitching that stands out on the large black denim corner collar. The double stitching gives it a casual and refreshing look. The center of the back is separated so that the color of the clothes can be seen at a glance. This is the key to making the back look light even though black color tends to look heavy when the area is large. The neckline is a loose V-neck and there are no fasteners, so you can wear it easily over your shoulder without getting too hot. Tie the ribbon loosely and match it with a T-shirt for a rough look. You can use it in any season by tying it tightly and matching it with a structured jacket. This denim collar is simple but has a bit of a quirk to it, highlighting the individuality of the wearer. I added a button and a loop to the center of the back. Can be worn after tying a ribbon ※Dry cleaning *If washing by hand, press gently. *Color may fade due to the characteristics of the material. Please be careful when wearing it wet or over light-colored clothing. Material: (outer material) cotton denim (lining) cotton shell buttons Size: Neck circumference 52cm Collar width 11.5-14.5cm Ribbon 47cm [How to measure around the neck] To be exact, it's around the base of the neck, but here's how to measure it: Measure around the base of your neck, passing through the following three points. ・BNP (Back Neck Point)/The spine that pops out when you look down ・SNP (side neck point)/side of the neck, at the base of the trapezius muscle when viewed from the front, which connects to the back side ・FNP (Front Neck Point)/Slightly above the collarbone Please refer to the green line in the image. The pink sticker is FNP Measure through these three points and hold the tape measure up along your neck. If you have difficulty using a tape measure, place a string or other item along the base of your neck and mark it, then measure with a ruler, etc. *By the way, for items with high collars such as dress shirts, measure the circumference at a position two or three fingers above the FNP, not at the base.