Madras

Wen originated in the nineteenth Century colonial period in the southeastern city of India, Chennai, at that time, because of the British Scotland grid love, local people to improve it.

Plant dyestuffs are used to dye grid, stripes and checkerboard on loose cotton fabric, and add bright colors such as bright yellow, orange red and so on in the color.

In 1930, it was introduced to the United States by shirt manufacturers and opened up, "if you wash this kind of clothes, you will have a miracle."

Classic advertising words.

In 1960, it also triggered a "bloody Madras" in the world.