Million Dollar Collar - DIY Polo Installation
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- This video easily shows you how to open a few stitches to install Million Dollar Collar Placket Stays into your polos. There are two styles of Polo, the ones that have a single layer Rib Collar and the style that has a collar-band and placket like a dress shirt. For the later style, please watch this video: • 2017 - Million Dollar ...
I bought these but then realized my shirts had snaps and there was no room for the thing. Then I realized why am I a grown man wearing shirts with snaps like a child.
You win for best comment...ever.
Snap shirts are a western style 🤠. What makes you think they're for children?
@@ChillCash cuz children can't work buttons
You are too much hardworking you deserve more views ❤
Agreed.
This is not for the collar. My collar is rolling on the end.
Ive just bought a set of these (7.5in) will they also work on dress shirts or are they just for polo's?
The stays are the same. Directions are different
@@milliondollarcollar sorry I am being a bit stupid. Directions are different (did you mean instructions)? Will they work on a dress shirt?
@@CryptoBreakingNewsVideosYes, they will work in dress shirts. The stays are the same. The method to install is different.
Do you have to use a sewing machine or can you stitch the million dollar collar into a shirt by hand?
For sure, you can do it by hand, it is just faster with the sewing maching and a little more consistent.
Thanks for your response - I have, however, just tried to stitch it in by hand and although I have a leather needle it will not go through the stay. I have so many different colour shirts to do that it would mean I have to wind many bobbins!!
Have you tried using a thimble? Or something to protect your finger? That is the hard part about using a needle and thread versus a sewing machine.
@@mycharterbusiness6725 yes - but no matter how hard I push, it will not go through the stay.
Perfect
Thank you!!
Doesn't the seam start to fray after washing the shirt?
Hasn't happened to any of my polos and I wash/wear them weekly.
Are the MDC placket stays poseable like coat hanger wire?
Or will they only remain straight?
MDC is a proprietary “plastic-like” material and can be molded with your hands, but the weight of the collar does a great job of helping the placket curl nicely. My shirt was fresh off the hanger buttoned all the way up. Does that answer your question?
@@milliondollarcollar thank you for your reply.
So it’s able to more or less maintain the position I mold them into?
E.g wide “V” that curls outwards on the top.
@@royalbloodedledgend yes. If you get it and they don’t perform the way we described, let me know and we’ll take care of you. Satisfaction guaranteed.
What….?
Hey There. Happy to answer any questions you may have about our DIY Polo installation process.
Zip tie will do the same.
I applaud your attempt to save a few dollars, but please do not try this. I tested every material on the market and a zip tie will melt to your shirt. Instead support an American Company with an American Made product, and American Families. 🙏🏼🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@milliondollarcollar But aren't zip ties made from polyamides (i.e. nylon 6/6), which has a melting point of 495F, and your product is made from polyester which has a melting point of 482F? I'm all for supporting merica, but not for supporting false information..
@@jaredramos1293 There are many different types of zip ties. I sent shirts to the dry cleaner with zip ties and they melted to the shirt. My product is not made of polyester, not sure where you got that. No false information here.
Dry cleaning is around 220F, nylon 6/6 melts at 495F
@@jaredramos1293not true. And since we service over 600 dry cleaners, we know first hand their operations. They flash press at 400-450* that’s getting pretty close to the fail temp. Our product has a heat failure of over 600*. It’s not the same.