Why do short-sleeved dress shirts at the office elicit such strong reactions?
NASA’S APOLLO engineers were smart men and that’s why they wore short-sleeved, white dress shirts through sweltering summers in places like Houston.
Back in the 1960s, “I don’t think everything was climate-controlled like it is now, so [short-sleeved shirts] just made a lot of practical sense,” said Houston local Mr. Hamilton of Hamilton Shirts. For many men, that practicality trumps all, even with the prevalence of aggressive air-conditioning today in both offices and cars.
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