
What does this little ring do that every shirt has?

Its design has its own reason! It originated in 1960 and is a type of "Oxford shirt" made in the United States.
In the past, in the United States, many people thought that small rings on clothes were useless. Some guys even cut off the small rings on the back of their new shirts. However, many shirt brands still have this design.
OK! Here is the answer! This small ring was not very popular at that time, it was actually a "back neck hanger" designed for you to hang your shirt. Sometimes this small ring will also be designed inside the shirt, mainly depending on which shirt brand! Now, after so many years of wearing shirts, I finally understand the purpose of the small ring under the back collar!
In the 1960s, when wardrobes were not yet popular, with this small ring, you could hang shirts directly in the dressing room, in this way, the clothes would not wrinkle when hung on the hanger, so that the clothes could be saved longer.
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