On March 27, 1858, France Passed The Breton Stripe Shirt Act, Which Made Blue And White Striped Knitted Shirts Part Of The French Sailor’S Uniform.

It Is Believed That Striped T-Shirts Help To Find Sailors Who Fall Off The Boat. Later, The Striped T-Shirt Became The Standard Not Only For The French Navy And Fishing Fleet But Also For Other Navies Around The World.

It Became Fashionable A Century Later. The Classic Bretton Blue And White Stripes Are The Symbols Of The Sailor, And The Collar Is Also A Prominent Symbol Of The French Sailor’S Shirt. The Collar’S Wonderful Use Is That It Can Quickly Take Off Clothes After Falling Into The Water, And Won’T Jam The Neck.