The reversible collar can still be purchased on the internet. The first two pictures above Mr. Blake has the dressy collar. Back in those days it was made of paper.
During the last 19th century, the purchased reversible paper collar was worn one day, and turned around the next day for two wears. The gentleman would then toss it.
It's available for Halloween and the entertainment industry. At one point in the 1870s the Reversible Collar Company of Cambridge, Massachusetts sold 3,000,000 such collars a month.
For the proper look, top off with a soft double sided necktie to tie in a bow.
Of course, William Blake losses the collar and only has the collarless white shirt left of his fancy duds. His adventures now include the lightening bolts to the face and big beaver looking coat.
You do not need a collarless shirt. Turn the collar in and tack it down with safety pins.
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DerdriuMarrinerJul 10, 2018