Who invented the T-shirt? During World War I, US soldiers, sweating in their woolen uniforms, noticed the light cotton undershirts worn by European soldiers. Since they were much more comfortable, they quickly became popular among the Americans, and because of their design, they were named T-shirts. During World War II, the T-shirt became standard issue underwear in both the US Army and Navy. After WWII, the T-shirt started appearing without a shirt covering it.
With summer already here, there is no better way to keep your cool than by opting for white. Light fabrics such as cotton are great for our kind of humid weather and almost everyone has a white shirt in their closet. You don’t need to restrict your shirt to corporate wear, here are ways to make it stylish. – Opting for interesting neckpieces can liven up your shirt. For a more classic look, opt for a string or two of pearls. Alternately, you can also wear some funky coloured.
