A ruff is a distinctive, pleated collar worn around the neck, historically popular in 16th and 17th-century European fashion. Made from linen or lace and starched for rigidity, it signified social status and wealth. Today, ruffs are primarily used in historical reenactments, theater costumes, and period films, benefiting actors, historians, and costume enthusiasts seeking authentic Renaissance or Elizabethan attire.
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