1. A METHOD OF MAKING A ONE-PIECE, MULTIPLE-PLY TURN DOWN COLLAR FOR SHIRTS AND LIKE GARMENTS WHICH COMPRISES THE STEPS OF SUPPORTING IN FLAT CONDITION A LINING BLANK AND A FACE PLY BLANK SUPERIMPOSED ON THE LINING BLANK, EACH OF SAID BLANKS INCLUDING A TOP PORTION AND A BAND PORTION, POSITIONING A SPACER MEMBER ON THE BAND PORTION OF THE FACE PLY BLANK INTERMEDIATE THE ENDS THEREOF WHILE LEAVING THE REMAINDER OF THE FACE PLY BLANK EXPOSED, LAYING A BACK PLY BLANK OVER THE FACE PLY BLANK AND THE SPACER MEMBER, SAID BACK PLY BLANK INCLUDING A TOP PORTION AND A BAND PORTION WHICH CONTAINS A GREATER LENGTH OF MATERIAL THAN THE BACK PORTIONS OF THE LINING AND FACE PLY BLANKS, CLAMPING THE BACK PLY BLANK AGAINST THE EXPOSED PARTS OF THE FACE PLY BLANK TO HOLD THE BACK PLY BLANK HUMPED OVER THE SPACER MEMBER, STITCHING THE CLAMPED BLANKS TOGETHER AROUND A MAJOR PART OF THE PERIPHERY OF THE COLLAR, REMOVING THE SPACER MEMBER FROM THE ASSEMBLY THUS FORMED, TURNING THE ASSEMBLY, AND STITCHING TOGETHER THE CONSTITUENT PLIES OF THE TURNED ASSEMBLY AT A POSITION ADJACENT THE FOLDLINE OF THE COLLAR WHILE HOLDING THE COLLAR CURVED AS IN WEAR.