DETAILS, FICTION AND BLUD HOODIE

The shirt from time to time had frills in the neck or cuffs. inside the sixteenth century, Gentlemen's shirts frequently had embroidery, and often frills or lace at the neck and cuffs and through the eighteenth-century extensive neck frills, or jabots, ended up stylish.[eight][9] Coloured shirts began to look within the early nineteenth century, as