No Curl Collar Polo Shirt Collar Stays (You Choose: Peel-&-Stick or Iron-on)

The stays are a very nice invention. They do a very good job of make the shirt collars' stay flat, instead of curling up, which happens all too much on golf/polo shirts (of any design/maker). In addition, you can get multiple use out of the stays if you remember to take them off before washing (I can usually get about 7 or 8 uses before the stickyness wears off) However, one problem in the design is this: Trying to get the paper backing off the stays is a real effort. They should be some a split or seam in the backing to make it easier to pull apart. As it is, you have to spend much effort and time to remove the backing. This is a big downfall. Correct it, and you would have the perfect solution to an annoying problem with shirt collars.

These work as well as they claim to. Polo collars remain flat, maintaining a neat appearance, for the entire day.The adhesive side of this collar stay is certainly strong enough to allow multiple uses, removing cleanly every time. I would liken it to one of the thicker screen protectors for a mobile phone. My experience with reusing the stays? On a high-end golf "performance" material, I am up to eight uses and I estimate I will get four to six more. On the standard, thicker cotton or cotton-blend materials, it topped out at seven.With my first few uses of the No Curl, there was a (faint) outline/show-through. I thought they were a pointless product if they stood out like that. However, I managed to figure out how to avoid noticeable show-through, and have since been very pleased.I offer my two tips for the placement of No Curl:1. It should not be lined up precisely with the outer edge of the collar. Place it approximate 1/16th...Read more amznJQ.onReady('jQuery', function() { amznJQ.available('popover', function() { var widgetDom = jQuery("#RB1G48OD90XW7_imageSection_9BA3E312-EBDE-11E5-8277-BA6FE928527A"); var images = widgetDom.find(".review-image-thumbnail"); for (var c=0;c