The shirt is worn between the outer and outer tops, and can be worn separately. China's zhou dynasty has a shirt, called the middle coat, and then called the list.The song dynasty had already used the name of the shirt. Call it a Chinese shirt. In the 16th century BC, the 18th dynasty of ancient Egypt had a shirt. It was a tunic with no collar and sleeves. The shirts worn by the normans in the 14th century had collars and cuffs. In the 16th century Europe was dominated by collars and front - chest embroideres, or on necklines, cuffs, and chests. At the end of the 18th century, the British wore stiff collared shirts. In the Victorian era, collared shirts were eliminated, creating a modern lapel western shirt. In the 1840s, western-style shirts were introduced into China. Originally a male, the shirt was adopted by women in the 1950s and has become one of the most popular garments.
