In life, we come across so many mundane things and just look past them without realizing their importance. They could be really crucial for some things but we don't really care. Just like when you're getting dressed for work and wearing your crisp ironed shirt.
Did you notice a little loop at the back of the collar? Do you know why that is there? Probably you never noticed it before and didn't even care about it. But here's the reason for its existence.
These little loops on the back of the shirt.
Yes, this is what we're talking about.
Earlier on, there weren't any wardrobes to hang your clothes.
Hence, those loops were really important to hang shirts without wrinkling it.
Hence, those loops were really important to hang shirts without wrinkling it.
These loops were incorporated in shirts since the 1960s.
They were known as 'locker loops,' or 'fruit loops.' Sometimes, if customers didn't like them, they could take off the loops while purchasing the shirts as well.
They were known as 'locker loops,' or 'fruit loops.' Sometimes, if customers didn't like them, they could take off the loops while purchasing the shirts as well.
This trend was started in the US and then gained popularity elsewhere as well.
But since the invention of wardrobes, these loops are nothing but a decoration to shirts.
They also come in loops like this.
Just to serve a purpose of being hung without getting crumpled.
Or something like this as well.
