Everyone wore shirts but didn't know the existence of this confusing detail

Have you ever noticed that the defect on the collar of a shirt is horizontal while other defects are vertical?

Shirts are one of the indispensable items in everyone's wardrobe. But wearing many shirts is that, will you ever notice this extremely small detail?

Is that the upper part of the collar of the shirt that is usually horizontal , while the other defects are vertical?

Turns out, this is not the manufacturer's fault but it is a calculation with the sophistication of the garment.

Defects are located on the side of the collar and the final defect on the bodice is usually made of thick thread.

Specifically, the horizontal deflection will allow the button (button) to withstand more force from the operation and bracing force, pulling . than the vertical defect button without stretching the shirt or hole. defects.

Besides, the imperfections are located on the collar and the final imperfection on the flap is usually made of thick , tough thread to prevent it from opening.

In addition, there are also opinions that the horizontal defect in the collar will keep the collar standing, not easy to fall, and the horizontal defect at the bottom helps the shirt to not be moved much, helping the shirt flap more straight.

A little more information for those who love garment history! The imperfections and buttons are always together, but you may or may not be invented at the same time, but are separated by thousands of years.

In ancient times, the ancient Greeks and Romans had to use the cuffs and small noose strings on their shoulders to keep the shirt from falling, shuffled.

And it wasn't until the 13th century that Europeans began to create defects. This invention has inspired many people, and from now on, defects and buttons become inseparable couples.