Shutter men is a term from South Korea, referring to men who makes less money than their wives, and whose only responsibility is to raise and lower the shutter of their wives’ shops.

Shutter men（卷帘门男人）是来自韩国的一种说法，指那些挣钱没有老婆多，只能每天帮老婆的店铺开关卷帘门的男人。

The stereotype concerns especially husbands of pharmacists, who have been able to earn a good income without help from their husbands….Also hairdressing shop keeper’s husband has a chance to become a shutter man, as these women often earn quite good.

卷帘门男人多是药店或理发店老板背后的男人，因为这两种店铺的女性经营者多数都能在没有丈夫帮扶的情况下将店里生意照看得很好。