Know Your STRIPES
Did you know that in the Middle Ages wearing stripe shirts was a perilous act!! This was elaborated in the book ‘ The Devil’s Cloth: A History of Stripes ’ written by Michel Pastoureau where he recounts the horrifying story of a cobbler in North French where he was condemned to death as he was spotted with stripped clothes. These stripes cloth was worn basically by the socially deprived people such as prostitutes, cripples, jugglers or clowns. Later in the 20 th century, in many of the American states, many begun to abolish the notion of the stripes that were created in the Middle Ages and this was marked as undesirable. The series of lines which does not cross each other and which goes parallels one after the other is termed as Stripes. They're even accented with colored thread to make for a more tumultuous look great for casual settings but unlikely to work in the office. Let’s have a look at the types of stripes that are uniquely famous in their own...