frackskjortan
Frackskjortan is the term used in Nordic languages for the formal shirt worn beneath a tailsuit (frack) in white-tie dress. The shirt is designed to be worn with a bow tie and a waistcoat, and traditionally features a stiff front bib and a wing or stand collar. The name derives from frack (the tailsuit) and skjorta (shirt) in Swedish and related languages.
Common variants include a bib-front shirt with vertical pleats or a smooth bib, and cuffs designed for
Historically, frackskjortan arose in the 19th century with the rise of white-tie dress codes in Europe. In