Peak lapel
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A lapel style with a point that angles upward toward the shoulder above the collar seam, traditionally used on double-breasted jackets and formalwear.
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Boat neck
A wide, shallow neckline that runs nearly horizontally from shoulder to shoulder, closely following the collarbone.
Halter neck
A neckline supported by a strap or band that fastens behind the neck, leaving the shoulders and upper back bare.
V-neck
A neckline cut in a symmetrical V shape from the shoulders to a point at the center front, without a collar.
Cowl neck
A neckline formed from bias-cut fabric that drapes into soft, loose folds below the collarbone rather than lying flat.
Notched lapel
A lapel style in which the collar and lapel meet at an angled notch, the standard configuration on single-breasted jackets and blazers.
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