During World War II, the T-shirt was used by the Western armies, again as underwear. To appear in it in the city public was still tantamount to walking around without clothes. The breakdown of the stereotype occurred in 1951, with the release of the famous film drama A Streetcar Named Desire, where the main character, played by Marlon Brando, appears in a white T-shirt in almost every frame [2]. However, in the fifties, wearing a naked T-shirt for show was rebellious and not a massive move. In the 1960s. Top T-shirts with prints appeared, they were worn by informal youth, fans of musical groups, hippies. By the 1980s. it has already become normal to wear one T-shirt.