drehender Kragen

06:00 Aug 30, 2017 

could perhaps be another possibility Wendekragen instead of "drehender Kragen" ... ?

15:11 Aug 29, 2017 

Hi all,

Thank you for all of your comments (especially yours Ramey, I found it really interesting). The article of clothing is a man´s shirt, ElliCom. It seems that turn-down collar is the most appropriate terms, thank you all for your help.

05:31 Aug 29, 2017 

(but no mention of drehenden) http://thegentlemanclub.de/jetzt-gehts-an-den-kragen/

18:14 Aug 28, 2017 

oops sorry, did not see your reversible... that was my first thought too.

17:35 Aug 28, 2017 

Agree with Phil. Could this be drehbarer Kragen? I am familiar with turndown collars... also not sure if they still exist. There also used to be reversible collars.. Do you happen to know if this is women's or men's clothing?

17:32 Aug 28, 2017 

can be worn upright or turned down, are somewhat stiffer than say, a silk collar and were originally (I think) made to turn up for tying a tie and then turning down. Way back when, shirts came without a collar. The collars were made of paper for the working man's Sunday-go-to-meeting suit, but also of silk and linen.
Don't know if they still exist, maybe for tuxedos or somesuch.

17:29 Aug 28, 2017 

Wikipedia says "a folded collar pointing down, as opposed to a turned-up collar, such as a wing collar." So basically just about all collars are turned down.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collar_(clothing)#Types_of_col...

17:03 Aug 28, 2017 

Could be, Phil. I don't know what the "turn-down" refers to, but it occurs pretty often. https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss/134-8410119-0418202?...

16:46 Aug 28, 2017 

I'm wondering whether this is a real term. The first couple of pages of Google hits (including herbalchemist's "drehender unten Kragen") look like bad machine translation.

16:07 Aug 28, 2017 

Perhaps