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Features:

• 1.Collar: The most defining part of a shirt, which signals its formality and style.
• 2.Front Opening: Typically a full-length fastening with buttons or snaps.
• 3.Sleeves & Cuffs: Sleeves can be short or long, and cuffs (the structured ends of the sleeves) often feature buttons or, in more formal styles, cufflinks.
• 4.Shoulder Seams: These define the fit and structure of the shirt.
• 5.Chest Pocket: An optional feature that is more common on casual shirts and often absent on formal ones.
• 6.Hem: The bottom edge of the shirt; its shape and cut determine whether it is meant to be tucked in or worn untucked.
• 7.Fabric & Weave: Materials like cotton or blends, and weaves like poplin or Oxford, significantly influence comfort and formality.
• 8.Buttons: Quality can vary, with high-end shirts often using materials like mother-of-pearl.
• 9.Yoke: A back panel that provides structure, frequently seen in Western-style shirts.
• 10Fit: Ranging from slim to classic or tailored, the fit determines the silhouette and comfort.