? The first person who publicly banned stripe patterns was Boniface VIII. 1295, he banned any believer from wearing striped clothing. Stripes are considered blasphemous clothes and are usually associated with villains such as clowns, witches, Judas and executioners. Medieval writers even regarded zebra, a striped animal, as "Satan's beast". So people in that era deliberately avoided wearing striped clothes.
? "People in the Middle Ages hated the surface structure, and stripes just didn't have a sense of hierarchy and disturbed the line of sight." In addition to disturbing the line of sight, stripes are particularly conspicuous and easy to attract attention, so it is more appropriate for prisoners to wear striped uniforms for the convenience of supervision and management; In addition, stripes are a symbol of individuality and self-pursuit, and the most taboo of dark religious autocracy in the Middle Ages is that people publicize their individuality, so religious rule has played a role in fueling the flames and piled up the negative significance of striped clothing.
? There are also colors, which are divided into cold and warm, and of course they also correspond to dynamic and static. In view of the above two rules, blue vertical stripes are often used in hospital gowns. It mainly plays a role in stabilizing and calming emotions. So as to reduce the patient's irritability factors and be beneficial to the recovery of the disease.