Interesting Facts On T-Shirts

Top 20 Interesting Facts On T-Shirts

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1. The first promo t-shirt was produced for The “Wizard of Oz” movie in 1939.

2. Coca-Cola did the first T-shirt brand promotion, especially in the 80s.

3. T-Shirts were originally marketed as undershirts for bachelors who didn’t know how to sew or replace buttons.

4. F. Scott Fitzgerald was the first who used the word t-shirt in 1920 in his novel. “This Side of Paradise.”

5. The wrinkle-free t-shirt was born in 1980s..

6. In 1905 t-shirt consequently became the U.S Navy’s uniform.

7. Cotton, the most common T-shirt material, has been grown by humans for over 7,000 years.

8. The first company to embellish t-shirts was Tropix Togs.

9. In 1904 the t-shirt was first produced and marketed by Cooper Underwear company.

10. T-shirts first entered into pop culture in the 70s, which grew into popularity in the 198

Interesting Facts On T-Shirts

11. Movie stars such as Marlon Brando, John Wayne, and James Dean popularized t-shirts.

12. Producers use a variety of materials to make the t-shirt, along with leather, gold, and even human hair.

13. 91% of Americans have a favorite T-Shirt in their wardrobe.

14. The second most popular fabric for T-Shirts is polyester fiber.

15. Until 1930, t-Shirts were labelled ‘Skivvies’ and ‘Jim Shirts.’ Back then, the t-shirts were much lighter, weighing just 1.5 to 2 ounces.

16. The world record for the most T-Shirts folded in a single minute is 23,. Graeme J. Cruden of Manchester did it in 2009. ( you are reading Interesting Facts On T-Shirts)

17. At least once per week, 89% of T-Shirt wearing Americans put on a T-Shirt.

18. Datta Phuge, nicknamed “The Gold Man”. He owns a shirt made of more than 3 kilograms of solid gold.

19. The Guinness World Record for the most T-Shirts worn at any given time is 257.

20. To make a full circle around the world, you’d need about 56 million medium-sized T-Shirts.

Author: Asif Hossain

Member of (A.1) Team

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