The “Falcon” Collar by Arrow Brand of Cluett, Peabody & Co. shows a 1904 patent for the unusual curved shape of the inner neck band. The outer shape is a style that both existed at that time but was most often seen in ads from 1914-1919. Cluett used this unusual shape for a minority of their collars for a number of years as a special “comfort” style of collar that appealed to some customers.The “Falcon” collar as laid out flat on a scanner.Arrow “Falcon” Collar scan that can be printed out and used to make a pattern. Part 1 of 2Arrow “Falcon” Collar scan that can be printed out and used to make a pattern. Part 2 of 21919 ad for rival brand Ide collars, showing several similar styles to the “Falcon”.1914 ad for the similar looking “Winona” collar by Arrow Brand, illustrated by J.C. Leyendecker Similar shape of collar from 1914: “Haverstock” by Ide
