Unconventional Shirt

        “For men, the influence of the white dress shirt can be best traced back to the Victorian era when it was an important symbol of wealth and class distinction and a powerful emblem of sobriety and uniformity – despite it being for the most part hidden by outer garments.

        The pure white color of the cloth fulfilled  masculine ideals of resolute austerity and only a person of substantial prosperity could afford to have their shirts washed frequently and to own enough of them to wear.”