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I really like the stand-up collar. Strictly and at the same time feminine.
| Draw vertical and horizontal axes perpendicular to each other. Vertically lay the segment of OM up equal to the height of the rack, for example 6.0 cm Horizontally set aside a segment of OA to the right equal to half the length of the neck (divide the total length of the neck by 2) Horizontally set aside OO1 segment to the right equal to OA / 3 (i.e. divide OA by 3) From point O draw an arc R = ОА In an arc from the point, A, lay down the segment AA2 = 1.0−3.5 or AA2 = height of the rack-1.0 cm (max) I take this value of about 2.5-3.0 cm, but in the fitting I often have to lower the collar to lie well, so this value increases to 4.0-4.5 cm From A2 to the right, postpone the A2A3 segment (bead width) 3.0–4.0 cm, if necessary. To postpone segment A3A4 from point A3, equal to the height of the rack (in this case 6.0 cm) |
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