Well, it's hot. It is pecan, a change from the rainy season. When I go outside, I am drenched in sweat and consume more energy than usual.
By the way, did you know that the word pecan was born from a can piece? This tobacco was born in 1949. It is quite a classic. It is what is called an old double-cut cigarette, but it is still commonly sold today. The piece with the filter was created in 1965. So this is a new interpretation of a classic.
Today's shirt is from Polo Ralph Lauren, one of Ralph Lauren's lines born two years later, in 1967. Ralph Lauren has been around for a long time, but compared to the likes of Brooks Brothers and Steve McQueen's beloved Cable Car Closures, it is a new interpretation of a classic.
Looking at this shirt from such a perspective, the use of cotton linen as a material while adopting work shirt details gives the impression that it is not just a classic. It has both breast pockets and a button to wrap around the arm, and because it is made of linen, it is perfect for summer. The lack of epaulettes, like safari shirts, is also a nice touch.
Many people may think that a white shirt will show stains, but white can be used with bleach as desired, so it is easy to remove stains except for that. In the case of oxygen bleach, mix it with baking soda and scrub with a toothbrush to remove the stain. Of course, chlorine bleach and Utamaro soap can also be used.
In the current season, it can be worn on its own, and it is also useful to have it as an anti-air conditioning item. It can also be used as an inner layer for knitwear in the fall and winter. Personally, I highly recommend this convenient item!
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