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Montague, a housewife in upstate New York, invents the
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345:– also "tee shirt", a casual shirt without a collar or buttons, made of a stretchy, finely knit fabric, usually cotton, and usually short-sleeved. Originally worn under other shirts, it is now a common shirt for everyday wear in some countries.
1219:(PAD). Each side is commonly referred to as the 'red shirts' and 'yellow shirts' respectively, though the later opponents of the later Thaksin supporting groups have largely ceased wearing yellow shirts to protest rallies.
271:. Tired of constantly washing her husband's entire shirt when only the collar needed it, she cut off his collars and devised a way of attaching them to the neckband after washing. It was not until the 1930s that
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import as visible underwear today. In the eighteenth century, instead of underpants, men "relied on the long tails of shirts ... to serve the function of drawers. Eighteenth-century costume historian
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became popular, although these early accessories resembled tie clips more than the small collar stiffeners available today. They connected the collar points to the necktie, keeping them in place.
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Linda
Baumgarten, "What Clothes Reveal: The Language of Clothing in Colonial and Federal America", The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Williamsburg, Virginia, in association with the
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Linda
Baumgarten, "What Clothes Reveal: The Language of Clothing in Colonial and Federal America", The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Williamsburg, Virginia, in association with the
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described an ordinary shirt as "of cotton, with linen bosom, wristbands and cuffs prepared for stiffening with starch, the collar and wristbands being usually separate and adjustable".
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Pastoureau and Jody Gladding (translator), "The Devil's Cloth: A History of Stripes", Columbia University Press, New York 2001
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Thoughts on Men's Shirts in America, 1750-1900", Thomas Publications, Gettysburg, PA 1999.
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use tops as a form of advertisement. Many of these distinctions apply to other upper-body garments, such as
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Phillis Cunnington, "The History of Underclothes", Dover Publications Inc., New York 1992.
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was a closely related garment to the men's, it is the men's garment that became the modern shirt. In the
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left and right front side not separable, put on over the head; with regard to upper front side opening:
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1672:"Here's Why Men's and Women's Clothes Button on Opposite Sides"
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V-shaped permanent opening on the top of the front side
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Clothing for Women: Selection, Design and Construction
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in India wear only black shirts to symbolise atheism.
545:, and those used in church heresy trials, such as the
884:, and the half-windsor knot. A moderate dress collar.
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1078:are variations of the plain weave. After weaving,
712:more formally, a link cuff – fastened like a
522:Overshirt are a type of shirt that can be worn as
758:covering part of the legs (essentially this is a
902: – A collar that covers most of the throat.
664:. Multiple buttons aligned perpendicular to the
492:Top shirt – a long-sleeved collarless polo shirt
295:– a loose, straight-cut, short sleeved shirt or
157:, a shirt is more specifically a garment with a
1200:militias in Spain and Mexico during the 1930s.
745:(much more common for women than for men). See
331:– an embroidered dress shirt with four pockets.
311:– usually dress shirt which is white in colour
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1619:"History of the Shirt :: Shirt Guide"
1473:, Dover Publications Inc., New York 1992.
1452:, Dover Publications Inc., New York 1992.
1177:were worn in the United States of America.
976:Length, from the neck to the waist or hip.
27:
1381:, p.135. Norton & Company, New York.
1361:, home of the oldest English shirtmakers
1325:Manufacturer and buyer reviewing product
1180:Grey shirts were worn by members of the
652:buttons (or analogous fasteners such as
1656:For example, see Laura I. Baldt, A.M.,
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80:
1716:"Introduction to 19th-century fashion"
1700:"Introduction to 18th-century fashion"
773:going to the floor (as a pajama shirt)
3821:History of clothing (Western fashion)
7:
1720:Fashion, Jewellery & Accessories
1704:Fashion, Jewellery & Accessories
1379:Women's Work. The first 20,000 Years
1117:were worn by German Nazis of the SA.
957:The main measures for a jacket are:
3754:Global trade of secondhand clothing
1469:C. Willett and Phillis Cunnington,
600:have only shoulder straps, such as
501:or diaper shirt – a shirt for
1670:Lewis, Danny (November 23, 2015).
1377:Barber, Elizabeth Wayland (1994).
860:tie. The standard business collar.
807:no opening at the upper front side
354:Raglan T-shirt – a T-shirt with a
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1001:Asia Size XXXXL = US/EU Size XXL.
606:cover the shoulders, but without
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1313:Kids shirts for quality checking
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1515:, New Haven, Connecticut 2002,
1494:, New Haven, Connecticut 2002,
1217:People's Alliance for Democracy
998:Asia Size XXXL = US/EU Size XL.
1082:can be applied to the fabric.
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1160:(golden shirts) were used in
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798:similar opening, but in back.
705:has four buttons and a short
649: – a closed placket cuff
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1038:. Some synthetic fibres are
992:Asia Size XL = US/EU Size M.
986:Asia Size M = US/EU Size XS.
689:, where the end half of the
1471:The History of Underclothes
1450:The History of Underclothes
989:Asia Size L = US/EU Size S.
697:itself and fastened with a
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3764:List of individual dresses
1724:Victoria and Albert Museum
1708:Victoria and Albert Museum
1205:2008 Thai political crisis
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531:Creusa (daughter of Creon)
526:. It is worn over a shirt.
230:, and sometimes frills or
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16:Garment for the upper body
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1424:, Toronto, Ontario 1973.
1301:Shirts awaiting finishing
833:with v-neck but no collar
679:buttonholes designed for
439:– a collarless polo shirt
394:). Also referred to as a
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1096:In the 1920s and 1930s,
839:with open or tassel neck
668:hem, or parallel to the
173:under the shirt collar.
1608:, May 1902, pp. 354–357
770:mainly worn by women)).
364:– a high-hemmed T-shirt
3769:Reconstructed clothing
1265:Shirt production line
1127:Nacional Sindicalistas
288:
23:Shirt (disambiguation)
1513:Yale University Press
1492:Yale University Press
1442:C. Willett Cunnington
1289:Shirts on a conveyor
1252:Industrial production
1229:The party leaders of
856:) to accommodate the
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253:, was popularized by
3710:Environmental impact
1676:Smithsonian magazine
1422:Royal Ontario Museum
1209:People's Power Party
1139:Solidarité Française
766:) or as a dress (in
660:hem is considered a
287:Three types of shirt
240:George Caleb Bingham
43:shirt from the 1930s
21:For other uses, see
3816:History of clothing
3797:Clothing portal
1240:during the time of
1144:Blue Shirts Society
1086:Shirts and politics
693:is folded over the
515:) or boob tube (in
30:
1726:. 25 January 2011.
1710:. 25 January 2011.
1446:Phillis Cunnington
1418:Dorothy K. Burnham
1349:Cardigan (sweater)
1213:Thaksin Shinawatra
1142:, and the Chinese
1030:and more recently
953:Measures and sizes
900:turtle neck collar
888:button-down collar
848:windsor collar or
836:with plunging neck
574:Shoulders and arms
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260:Century Dictionary
251:Giuseppe Garibaldi
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1420:, "Cut My Cote",
1231:Dravidar Kazhagam
1182:Fatherland League
1107:were used by the
1018:, the most used,
878:four-in-hand knot
830:with "scoop" neck
269:detachable collar
211:, prisoners, and
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3557:Pocket watch
2878:British Warm
2853:Chesterfield
2764:boxer shorts
2759:boxer briefs
2491:little black
2144:Bell-bottoms
2114:sweater vest
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273:collar stays
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3636:Semi-formal
3602:Dress codes
3492:Boutonnière
3474:Accessories
3353:Swim diaper
3348:Swim briefs
3313:Boardshorts
3233:Windbreaker
2994:Suit jacket
2989:Mess jacket
2883:Guards Coat
2802:See-through
2566:Romper suit
1940:Neck gaiter
1935:Neckerchief
1789:Terminology
1681:December 6,
1523:, pp. 20-22
1354:Descamisado
1244:, the word
1115:Brownshirts
1052:plain weave
894:band collar
867:wing collar
714:French cuff
687:French cuff
674:barrel cuff
662:button cuff
431:Rugby shirt
408:strappy top
309:White shirt
303:Dress shirt
205:Middle Ages
189:, dated to
167:dress shirt
3810:Categories
3577:Suspenders
3572:Sunglasses
3507:Cummerbund
3497:Coin purse
3401:Flip-flops
3396:Dress shoe
3391:Dress boot
3386:Court shoe
3333:Rash guard
3280:Nightshirt
3154:Harrington
3112:pellegrina
2972:Frock coat
2965:Suit coats
2954:Mackintosh
2895:Over-frock
2754:Underpants
2703:Undershirt
2576:Shirtdress
2417:boilersuit
2314:diplomatic
2276:Yoga pants
2266:Sweatpants
2179:High water
2174:Go-to-hell
2067:sleeveless
2020:halterneck
2010:cache-cœur
1930:Lavallière
1784:Technology
1625:2016-09-29
1366:References
1242:Juan Perón
1190:red shirts
1184:in Norway.
1122:Blueshirts
1090:See also:
1076:end-on-end
1068:Broadcloth
882:pratt knot
483:Halter top
473:Nightshirt
467:Shirtwaist
452:Sweatshirt
425:golf shirt
417:Polo shirt
337:Poet shirt
293:Camp shirt
228:embroidery
3646:black tie
3629:white tie
3537:Jewellery
3454:Pantyhose
3328:One-piece
3275:Nightgown
3247:Nightwear
3085:Inverness
3080:ferraiolo
2905:shadbelly
2873:Greatcoat
2840:Overcoats
2827:outerwear
2673:Underwear
2628:Miniskirt
2613:Ballerina
2530:Strapless
2508:debutante
2503:ball gown
2481:Coatdress
2422:cleanroom
2380:Religious
2375:Political
2271:Windpants
2209:Parachute
2126:Waistcoat
2104:polo neck
1621:. Gant US
1584:Anne Buck
1540:pp. 36–39
1460:pp. 23–25
1238:Argentina
1198:socialist
1194:Garibaldi
1080:finishing
1040:polyester
961:Shoulders
747:halfshirt
726:Lower hem
681:cufflinks
551:Sanbenito
549:, or the
400:shelf top
362:Halfshirt
329:Guayabera
323:white tie
319:black tie
213:penitents
209:shepherds
88:Polyester
3653:Informal
3582:Umbrella
3527:Headband
3502:Cufflink
3459:Stocking
3444:Hold-ups
3373:Footwear
3323:Monokini
3318:Dry suit
3295:Swimwear
3270:Negligee
3260:Babygrow
3255:Babydoll
3223:Ski suit
3206:bathrobe
3186:Lab coat
3164:mackinaw
3107:mozzetta
3097:monastic
3058:pinafore
3021:Tailcoat
2949:Raincoat
2729:Leggings
2698:Camisole
2678:lingerie
2586:Sundress
2486:Cocktail
2471:Backless
2412:Workwear
2395:vestment
2390:clerical
2370:Pantsuit
2336:Military
2331:Jumpsuit
2326:Jodhpuri
2304:academic
2291:uniforms
2261:Slim-fit
2249:hotpants
2199:Overalls
2194:Jodhpurs
2136:Trousers
2089:guernsey
2084:cardigan
2025:tube top
2015:crop top
1907:Neckwear
1882:Kerchief
1823:baseball
1805:Headwear
1794:Timeline
1779:Industry
1762:Clothing
1343:See also
1098:fascists
764:trousers
699:cufflink
595:tube top
568:sweaters
539:Hercules
509:Tube top
477:sleeping
388:Camisole
118:Chambray
71:Material
65:Clothing
3749:Fursuit
3715:Fashion
3688:Costume
3671:Related
3611:Western
3532:Handbag
3517:Glasses
3512:Gaiters
3482:Armband
3431:Legwear
3421:Sneaker
3416:Slipper
3363:Wetsuit
3308:Burkini
3285:Pajamas
3169:Norfolk
3159:leather
3124:Cut-off
3070:Cagoule
3065:Blouson
3031:morning
3004:smoking
2977:bekishe
2934:Paletot
2734:Panties
2643:Rah-rah
2638:Prairie
2535:Wedding
2520:Prairie
2498:Evening
2449:Dresses
2385:cassock
2351:service
2254:running
2239:dolphin
2234:dycling
2229:Bermuda
2204:Palazzo
2184:Lowrise
2149:Bondage
2119:twinset
2079:Sweater
2032:Cycling
1945:Necktie
1860:homburg
1774:History
1574:, p. 65
1502:, p. 27
1432:, p. 14
1169:Ratniks
1048:viscose
928:pockets
785:buttons
707:placket
670:placket
647:buttons
608:sleeves
585:Sleeves
579:Sleeves
524:jackets
503:infants
374:A-shirt
343:T-shirt
201:chemise
177:History
171:necktie
113:Flannel
41:Charvet
3826:Shirts
3658:Casual
3619:Formal
3587:Wallet
3542:Livery
3522:Gloves
3464:Tights
3449:Garter
3406:Sandal
3358:Trunks
3303:Bikini
3196:Poncho
3181:Jerkin
3174:safari
3149:goggle
3144:flight
3134:Jacket
3119:Coatee
3092:Mantle
3009:sports
2999:Blazer
2917:Ulster
2912:Trench
2900:Riding
2868:Duster
2863:Duffel
2858:Covert
2769:briefs
2719:Diaper
2712:Bottom
2648:Sarong
2633:Pencil
2608:A-line
2600:Skirts
2571:Sheath
2561:Jumper
2549:Casual
2437:scrubs
2427:hazmat
2407:Prison
2402:School
2363:combat
2356:sailor
2224:Shorts
2169:Formal
2099:jersey
2094:hoodie
2057:Henley
2042:Mantle
2005:Blouse
1987:Tippet
1970:school
1965:kipper
1920:Choker
1892:Turban
1872:Helmet
1855:fedora
1850:bowler
1845:boater
1640:"KYKU"
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1162:Mexico
1072:poplin
1056:oxford
1044:tencel
1032:bamboo
1016:cotton
973:Sleeve
937:zipper
933:button
854:spread
844:collar
789:zipper
754:crotch
533:, the
499:Onesie
446:jersey
419:(also
297:blouse
236:jabots
217:erotic
187:Tarkan
159:collar
83:Cotton
54:Norway
3742:types
3592:Watch
3567:Spats
3338:Sling
3218:Shawl
3191:Parka
3129:Gilet
3102:royal
3053:Apron
3046:Other
3026:dress
2982:rekel
2927:opera
2922:Cloak
2890:Greca
2821:Coats
2807:Teddy
2749:Thong
2653:Skort
2623:Men's
2618:Denim
2556:House
2515:Plain
2454:gowns
2432:space
2309:court
2286:Suits
2189:Jeans
2164:Chaps
2159:Cargo
2154:Capri
2109:shrug
2052:dress
2047:Shirt
2037:Kurta
1982:Scarf
1975:stock
1950:ascot
1915:Bands
1813:Beret
1064:satin
1060:twill
1020:ramie
981:Sizes
967:Waist
842:with
760:dress
741:area
733:waist
654:snaps
639:cuffs
627:Cuffs
616:area)
564:coats
487:apron
461:Tunic
279:Types
163:cuffs
140:shirt
131:Egypt
108:Denim
93:Linen
29:Shirt
3759:Laws
3562:Sash
3547:Muff
3487:Belt
3439:Sock
3411:Shoe
3381:Boot
3201:Robe
3139:down
3075:Cape
3014:Teba
2944:Polo
2780:Full
2744:Slip
2676:and
2663:Wrap
2658:Tutu
2581:Slip
2540:Wrap
2452:and
2346:mess
2341:full
2321:Folk
2219:Phat
2062:polo
1997:Tops
1955:bolo
1897:Veil
1887:Mask
1877:Hood
1833:knit
1828:flat
1683:2021
1588:ISBN
1568:ISBN
1551:ISBN
1534:ISBN
1517:ISBN
1496:ISBN
1475:ISBN
1454:ISBN
1444:and
1426:ISBN
1402:ISBN
1383:ISBN
1120:The
1074:and
1062:and
1036:soya
1028:silk
1024:wool
1012:hemp
964:Bust
944:hood
822:Neck
778:Body
743:bare
703:cuff
695:cuff
691:cuff
666:cuff
658:cuff
633:Cuff
566:and
511:(in
456:hood
396:cami
380:(in
232:lace
103:Wool
98:Silk
61:Type
50:Oslo
2939:Pea
2848:Car
2824:and
2693:Bra
2686:Top
2288:and
2244:gym
1960:bow
1865:top
1840:Hat
1818:Cap
1034:or
970:Hip
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