1930s men’s dress shirts were classic fit button down shirts in a range of bold colors. Yes, white and blue were standard, but so were yellow, green, tan, grey and burgundy. They didn’t need to be solid colors, either. Most men wore plaids, windowpane, small stripes, checks, and dots. It was a colorful time in men’s fashion and in dress shirt history. The long spearpoint collar became fashionable at this time, as well as button-down collars.
Sport shirts consisted of button down shirts with wide, open collars as well as polo shirts (V-neck, lace up or zip up) and bush shirts (similar to Guayabera shirts). Two-pocket wool shirts in solid or plaid check were worn in winter and for outdoor sports. Made of wool or chambray, work shirts of the 1930s were made to be sturdy.
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