The source of shirt pockets

The working people have created pockets because good things have been practical since ancient times, and labor has created humanity, changed life, and revolutionized the pattern of shirts. The working people are not as particular as elegant gentlemen. When it gets hot, they still take off their coats and wear shirts to continue working. Over time, shirts have the added function of a semi outer garment. Since it has become a semi outer garment, it has become a reasonable need to casually insert a pen and keep an account book... The shirt pocket has thus emerged. As a result, bagged shirts have also fallen into a "bad" reputation, as it seems that the more shirt pockets there are, the more obvious the characteristics of manual workers.

Compared to other countries, Europe, especially the UK, is relatively rational in their pursuit of shirt pockets for men's shirts. They also love shirts with pockets, but only love casual shirts with pockets. As for adding pockets to a formal shirt, it was never even considered. In their view, a smooth shirt is a man's second face, and pockets are like acne popping out of thin air on smooth skin, which one can tolerate but cannot tolerate. For this reason, they seize the opportunity to mock Americans for not understanding dress culture in various occasions. Over time, even the largest American man couldn't bear this kind of sarcasm and began to face the issue of matching the attributes of pockets and shirts, gradually removing the pockets from formal shirts. Of course, adding pockets to casual shirts has also been retained as a fashion trend.