After writing about this classic piece of clothing for so long, I realized that there are some fundamental questions about t-shirts that I could not answer. He knew that James Dean made him popular, but he had no idea it was just an article by a gentleman or that Fitzgerland was the first to officially use it.
So, I read a lot of information about T-shirts and here 10 of my favorites. There are many online, but these are the ones that really stay with you and fun to share with someone. See it as an update to our previous publication with T-shirt trivia.
2. T-shirts were initially used as underwear by singles who did not know how to sew or replace buttons.
3. The shirts were once made of what we now consider scandalous: crocodile leather, cotton, thread, gold or human hair.
4. The shirts were for a long time only for the men to show the male figure.
5. James Dean popularized the shirt as a fashion item and not just as underwear.
6. Tropix Togs is the fault of the madness of pop culture around T-shirts. This was the first company he decorated with pop icons and slogans in the fifties. It contained the original license to print Walt Disney characters.
7. Tie-Dye t-shirts were iconic for the hippie movement in the sixties
8. It was not until the 1970s that the shirts really got into popular culture for the first time. For the moment, the campaign began to change the perception of the city, from a dirty place full of crimes to a tourist destination.
9. The most expensive shirt costs $ 400,000, studded with 16 diamonds.
June 21 is the international day of the shirts.
Coca-Cola was the first to promote itself with T-shirts.
The largest shirt is 93.2 m long and 62.73 m wide and was presented on October 11, 2014 by Equilibrios Camisetas Promocionais (Brazil) in Navegantes, Santa Catarina, Brazil.
The largest shirt is 93.2 m long and 62.73 m wide and was presented on October 11, 2014 by Equilibrios Camisetas Promocionais (Brazil) in Navegantes, Santa Catarina, Brazil.
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