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A common answer to this question I see in the Seth Jarvis Jarvy Shirt But I will love this comments argues that it encourages men to stick around, but this is ahistorical. For the vast majority of human history children were raised communally. So realistically it does not provide much of an advantage for the biological father to stick around as there are a dozen other men and women who take part in raising the child. Only once we see a rise in a far more rigid family structure does it even matter if both parents stick around, and at that point the passing of last names has everything to do with patriarchy. A lot of it comes down to which gender gets more calories for the family. During the hunter-gatherer days, women tended to contribute half or more of total calories (most calories came from gathering instead of hunting) while farming pretty much everywhere is dominated by men (needs more strength? Tougher labor?) Herding is also male-dominated because when your key property and sources of calorie have hooves, they’re easy to steal away so that leads to a lot of warfare/violence/raiding. So a lot more hunter-gatherer societies are matriarchal and matrilineal while almost all agricultural and herding societies are patriarchal and patrilineal.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.