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 Originally Posted by sharpdressedscot
...What's a tab shirt? 
This:
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10th June 08, 07:21 AM
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Oh, I always wondered what they were called. Thanks!
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10th June 08, 07:29 AM
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 Originally Posted by Coemgen
This:

Actually, that is not a tab collar. That's a full collar with rabat, I think. A rabat is a vest like article that has a stand up, split collar showing the white full collar.
Go here and scroll down: http://www.almy.com/rabats.html
A tab collar is exactly that: a stand-up collar with slits into which you place a white tab that leaves a little white square.
You can see tab collars here: http://www.almy.com/menshirt.html
This is probably way too much information, but you did ask!
And, BTW, I agree that an argyle style would look excellent with a tab or ful collar. I wear a full collar when called upon to do so, in either gray or black, and it always looks sharp with a kilt.
Jim Killman
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10th June 08, 08:33 PM
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 Originally Posted by thescot
This is probably way too much information, but you did ask!
And, BTW, I agree that an argyle style would look excellent with a tab or ful collar. I wear a full collar when called upon to do so, in either gray or black, and it always looks sharp with a kilt.
I agree, and thanks!!!
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11th June 08, 05:53 AM
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The "notched" collar that we see here has always been referred to as a "Roman Collar" hereabouts. The collar where a white band goes all the way around the top of the shirt has been referred to as a "Parson's Collar".
You can't go wrong with basic black. Let's not forget that the adoption of the religious habit is meant to signify, if not a rejection of worldliness, then a de-emphasis of it. Once upon a time anything but black was only allowed for missionaries in tropical places where a black habit would have turned them into mobile solar ovens.
There are a couple of variations on the shape of the collar in some of the Roman Catholic religious orders. The Christian Brothers, for example, wear a collar with a sort of a split white dickey depending from the notch. One could always spot different orders by the collar variations. Nowadays, I think that they try to keep it simple.
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11th June 08, 10:27 AM
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Thank for all the replies I found a couple nice jackets and am going to attempt to customise them using some of the DIY threads. I used to hate sewing but I'm looking forward to this as a fun project.
These boards ROCK!
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11th June 08, 10:27 PM
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 Originally Posted by thescot
Actually, that is not a tab collar. That's a full collar with rabat, I think. A rabat is a vest like article that has a stand up, split collar showing the white full collar.
Go here and scroll down: http://www.almy.com/rabats.html
A tab collar is exactly that: a stand-up collar with slits into which you place a white tab that leaves a little white square.
You can see tab collars here: http://www.almy.com/menshirt.html
This is probably way too much information, but you did ask!
And, BTW, I agree that an argyle style would look excellent with a tab or ful collar. I wear a full collar when called upon to do so, in either gray or black, and it always looks sharp with a kilt.
Well, if you're going to split hairs, I'm going to leave!
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