If you think the answer is simple, think again. Many miss the full count of holes in a shirt.
A typical shirt’s holes include those for the head, both arms, and the torso. Because the shirt is made of fabric that surrounds your body, these holes exist on both the front and back, doubling their count.
This totals eight holes: two at the sleeves, one for the neck, and one for the bottom on each side.
The puzzle is a fun exercise in lateral thinking, reminding us how we often overlook details we assume are obvious.
