The prototype of a shirt is underwear

With the popularity of pocket less shirts, wearing a shirt with pockets has become a obsession for many men wearing shirts. For pocket less shirts, creating conditions also requires adding pockets, as it is inconvenient for shirts to have no pockets! Short sleeved shirts have no pockets, and there's nowhere to put cigarettes, small cards, and so on! I couldn't find a short sleeved shirt with pockets, so I had to change the four long sleeved shirts with pockets to short sleeves!

A shirt is a product of European frugality. Before the 16th century and even earlier, in order to prevent sweat damage to outerwear, European nobles invented this underwear style lining, which was easily invisible and could only be worn inside suits or formal dresses. Since it's for underwear, there's no need to have pockets. Later on, smart and frugal Europeans, in order to resist the harsh winter, continued to work hard by adding a piece of cloth to the collar and cuffs of their shirts, exposing them to the outside. This not only protected their necks and wrists, but also had a decorative effect, making it a must-have for elegant gentry. However, underwear is still lingerie, and pockets are still missing.