Market Evolution Of Shirt Industry

　　 shirt After many styles and changes, shirts, like now, are often used as supporting roles only as they are dressed in a variety of ways. The role of shirts, from underwear to tunic, goes back to the late 1600s in men's costumes and vests. The shirt is under the vest, and the middle of the jacket is worn. This is very common in modern suit style. It can also be said that the style of collar and cuff exposing from the coat was established at this time.

Until the early days of European Renaissance, shirts were also treated as underwear. It's hard to imagine if an ID person shows his shirt outside. In the sixteenth Century BC, the Eighteenth Dynasty of ancient Egypt had shirts, with no collar and sleeves. The shirts worn by Normandy people in Fourteenth Century had collar and cuff. In sixteenth Century, the European collar and front embroidered embroidered flowers were worn, or lace was trimming at the neckline and chest. At the end of the eighteenth Century, Britons wore hard high collar shirts. During the Queen Victoria era, the turtleneck shirts were eliminated to form a modern lapel collar Western shirt. In 1840s, western style shirts were introduced into China. Shirts, originally used for men, were gradually adopted by women in 1950s and have become one of the most popular garments.

After entering 1700s, the large and comfortable shirts on the waist and sleeves began to appear. You can see the trim part of the shirt front and the decorative lace trim on the chest. The cuffs are also covered with lotus leaves, and the wrist is covered by the lace of lotus leaves. This is the most noble aristocrat wearing at that time. After the jacket and vest were fixed, the sense of existence of the shirt became very thin. But the upper class gave him new meaning. Keeping the shirt clean and wearing a snow-white shirt is considered a new status symbol.

"No perfume on shirts, many fine linen shirts. Washing clothes in an idyllic cottage with pure water and air "became the aesthetic Manifesto of gentlemen. This is a revolution for shirts immersed in perfume and body odor. Whether or not to have all kinds of shirts, whether to spend money on shirts or whether to keep shirts clean is also the main basis for judging their social status.

With the development of the second industries, white-collar workers have increased. Men's clothing The standard style suit style is also determined. Shirt in the suit and tie with white as the center to promote progressively, material is also developed from cotton chemical fiber. Shrinkproof, wrinkle resistant and other functional processing has also been developed, the price is also reduced, and gradually let the shirt into this ordinary people's homes, become a popular dress. The characteristics of these shirts are that they are easier to handle and even ironed for life. On the other hand, it also unveiled the branding and subdivision of shirts. The use of high-grade cotton cloth and tailored high-grade linings also gradually emerged. These shirts focus more on the fabric and production process of the shirt itself, the fabric is more sophisticated and the process is more complex to meet the middle class and those who pursue quality and quality life. In this way, the development of shirts into modern times has gradually formed the polarization of popularization and quality. {page_break}

　　 Now let's look at the history of shirt transformation.

In 1850, the shirts made of shirts (long 94cm, wide 71cm) were about half wide and about 2cm small collars. For the predecessors of the left and right arrayed small Tucker, the central (decorative buttons) of the 3, cuffs and double cuffs. A stiff pulp on the front door. Buttons are just like big tacks, and they are also decorated with gemstones.

In the late 1800s, the collar was almost as high as ears, with a snow-white color. The replacement collar has also been sold, mostly for 10cm, and a 12cm collar shirt. When studying in London, summer gargle said that replacing the collar -HIGH COLLAR, the fashionable and dressed man is the age. In Japan, as in Europe, it is also said that "HIGH COLLAR" is the cuff of cuffs coming out of the cuffs of 1cm.

In 1900, in the United States, black and white, red and white, lavender and white, large striped patterns were very popular. The double collar coloured shirt on the chest was greatly welcomed.

In 1906, starting from the vertical collar of dress shirts and colors, reentrant collar is very common.

In 1914, the Henry shirt was popular with the flanged off load collar.

In 1916, the detachable collar began to pick up.

In 1917, soft collar shirts began to flourish in the market. Most of that style is the lower waist.

1918 was the first World War, when the silk shirt became popular due to prosperity. This craze is coming.

1921 is continuing.

1928 is a colored shirt starting to look up. The Princeton color of the Ivy League is different from what it used to be.