Here's Why Steve Jobs Wore A Black Turtleneck And Jeans Every Day
In the '80s, Jobs was on a tour of Sony's factory and he saw the employees all wearing the same thing. He was told employees wore uniforms because after World War II, many Japanese didn't have clothing, so Sony provided it. Over time each company in Japan developed its own style and it was a way for employees to bond. Jobs thought he would do the same thing for Apple. That was big mistake: Sony, w
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