💪 Powerful Magnetic Collar by Wurkin Stiffs: Ultimate Solution for Perfect Collar Presentation Review

I was initially skeptical about WurkinStiffs. I had used collars for many years, metal collars at that, so I wasn't sure how adding a tiny powerful magnet would change my life. but he has brothers. No more 70's floppy collars, baby. No more tiny buttons on shirts that break or irritate. I started my addiction with a set of 2.5 inch devices. Now I'm addicted. I have so many shirts with different collar depths (yes, I still have 3 inch shirts hidden in the closet, right with tiny euro collars). I

Great product, wish I had discovered it sooner! I used to avoid shirts with open and versatile collars and mostly stuck to button-down collar shirts because they looked more dressy without a tie in a casual setting because the collars stayed neatly in place. But these shirts don't look that great with a tie either, unless you use a hair clip or pin to hold the collar together, but they do show off a good tie knot. Enter Wurkin Stiffs Magnetic Collar Holders and you get the best of both worlds…

I saw these things on Shark Tank a few years ago and thought they were cool, but I didn't buy them. For a long time I only bought shirts with button-down collars. This limited the styles and colors I could purchase. I accidentally ordered some shirts online that I really like and didn't realize they were NOT button down collars. As soon as I received them I liked them so much that I started wearing them. Unfortunately the collar was a problem and I was very conscientious with collars. I used to

10 years ago they were sold exclusively at Nordstrom where I had to drive an hour to the mall to buy them. It was worth it. This can really help keep your office buzz on days when you might be looking a little unkempt — for example, you might have forgotten to shave but your clothes are still being ironed with detergents, so you're still "to look good. .I believe every man needs this set unless every collared shirt you own is a polo or button down shirt, in which case you need to pick up Emily…

Recently got a new job, switched from everyday work to the shop, so I had to give up classic collar shirts. For the first few days I wore ironed stand-up collar shirts, but still got a very undesirable collar aesthetic. Just a flat and sad look, messy. Before I redesigned my entire wardrobe with button-down collars, I found this. They're a bit pricey (you can make it cheaper by ordering the stainless steel magnets and metal lanyard individually) but the beauty is that multiple sizes and pairs…