Nudie T-shirt

T-shirt T-shirts began to popularized as worn by Marlon Brando in 1947, when he played a character Stanley Kowalsky in the theater with the play "A Street Named Desire" by William Tenesse on Broadway, USA. T-shirt is gray and he wore it fits closely at Brando's body, and in accordance with the character that portrays. and the film Rebel Without A Cause (1995) starring James Dean. At that time penontong instantly amazed and stunned. However, there is also a protest audience, who argue that the use of T-shirts including brash and rebellion. Inevitably, there was a polemic about the T-shirts.Polemic that happens, some people assessing the use of T-shirts - Undershirt - as an outer garment was disrespectful and unethical. But in other circles, particularly young post theater in 1947, it is precisely feverish shirts, even consider this object as a symbol of the freedom of young people. And, for the young man, not just T-shirts mada a fad or trend, but rather a part of their daily lives.Polemics are then actually raise publicity and popularity of T-shirts in the constellation mode. Consequently Similarly, some companies eager to produce convection started it, although they initially dubious business prospects T-shirts. They developed the T-shirts with various shapes and colors and produce it on a large scale. Image T-shirts gaining altitude again when Marlon Brando himself - with shirted shirt combined with jeans and a leather jacket - a product commercials.Perhaps, due to the rampant spread of fever polemics and T-shirts in the community, in 1961, an organization calling itself the "Underwear Institute" (Institute PJs) demanded that dress shirts are recognized as polite as well as other clothes. They said the T-shirt is also a fashion masterpiece that has become part of fashion culture.