For use with shirt and detachable collars.

Overall a good product, fairly priced. I would have liked to see a long and short stud though. The long stud is needed for the front due to having to go through 4 layers of cloth, the short stud in the back need only go through 2 layers.

No special occasion. I have several shirts that require the studs and I wear them often.

I needed some spare collar studs, since mine always seem to wander off when I launder my cowboy shirts. These are first-rate quality at a very reasonable price, and the shipping was incredibly quick.

Fine quality and they look good when used.

Better quality than the original studs in my shirts.

These Studs I prefer much more than the standard one that is sent with a shirt that requires it, because they have excellent grip based on the shape of the ball. Does not constrict your neck or anything like that either. You'll need to buy these if you lose things easily too trust me!

An additional packet of collar studs is recommended if you are ordering a shirt that requires even one. They are easily lost.

perfection! now if they only came in rose gold...

I am very happy with my purchase. However, I think your website could be way more rad with some artistic black and white photography that shows your clothing in period settings. What you have going is "okay," but it could be much better. Just my opinion. So many young people are "re-enacting" because today's world is so fake and "un-authentic." Just my opinion, Lawrence P.s. - Check out "Men's File" magazine... I am into antique bicycles and I dress accordingly whist riding my bikes.......

I recommend everyone that have a shirt with just one, to buy this, if the on you have dissapear, you have a nother to put in. And I use this type of shirt daily.

One of the best products I have purchased. Simple and useful. They were less expensive (including shipping) than the collar stud pair offered on another website. They should be quite effective for fastening on and dressing up my detatchable Victorian collar. Quite happy with purchase.

Gold color with some molding lines in them but not enough to notice from a short distance. Get a cufflink & shirt stud set instead and use one of those... however I read that studs from a stud set won't work with detachable collars and these will.

I use these for detachable collars. The button holes in the collars can get stretched by the studs making them less effective.

Just what I was looking for.

Just what I was looking for. Perfect with the Banker Collar that I ordered.

The collar studs were used with a detachable round-cornered collar. The stud worked nicely to hold the collar together in the front. I should have sewn a button on the back of the shirt near the collar so I could have buttoned the collar to the shirt. The collar turned to the side while worn. Studs are good quality.

I purchased the studs to complete my 1908 impersonation of a local historical figure for my city's 150th year celebration of its incorporation. They were perfect; easy to use and look nice.

Items were delivered when and as promised. Quality merchandise and accurate description. Thank you!

perfect to finish off our uniform for display.

Wonderful addition to my new shirts and detachable collars! Although you already get them with the shirt (in silver) it is always good to have some spare studs, and the gold tone looks great.

Well what can be said about these studs? They work and hold a collar, and they look very nice.

Higher quality than the original studs on my shirts.

All of the products I ever buy on this site have a beutiful authentic look. They are very beutifly made! Also they have wonderful caring old fashoned servous.

My Order was prompt; it was executed without a delay. The quality of the material was excellent. The only problem I had with the Studs was; that they were all of the same size. I finally came to the conclussion that they were meant for wear with an Evening Dress Shirt. eg all three buttons in front. A collar studs consist of two; a long One and a short One. The long stud goes in front of the shirt, because it has to pass through four holes; (the shirt has two holes, and the collar two holes) ; the short stud, which is referred to as the back stud, goes through two holes only. One hole on the back of the shirt, and one hole on the collar. You can verify my information with Austin Reed of Regent Street, London. England; and also also Gieves and Hawkes of No. 1 Savile London, England.

Exactly as described. A+