Sure, sure, it's out there, but that was initially why designers decided to go with the right side. It probably hasn't mattered too much throughout history, although I'm sure there was one guy that he put his buttons on the wrong side and he went over to reach over, mis-grabbing the sword, and then somebody cut him in half or something. That is why the button placement is - or it initially started off. Most men are right-handed and it used to be that you would reach over if you carried your weapon over here on the left hand.Īt that time probably a sword or some type of weapon that you'd reach over cross body and pull it out. Any men's jacket should have the button right here on the right side, the same with your shirt and the same with most pants if you look at them. Those little details matter.īy the way, they're on the right side. People ask me about my collars or my lapel styles, why I've got perhaps certain buttons. Well, that's a good question because oftentimes, we see things in clothing and we're like, “Why don't they just reverse that? Why don't they change that?” If any of you guys follow my videos, you know I like to change a little bit some of my clothing.
Can you help us understand this? Have a lovely day. This is a point of water cooler conversation in our office today. However, I was disappointed,” such a strong word, “that the article did not state on which side of the jacket the buttons should be placed.
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