Follow the etiquette principles of wearing a suit and the trademark on the cuffs of the suit should be cut off.

Suit Etiquette

1. The color of the upper and lower parts of a suit should be the same. In terms of matching, two of the suits, shirts, and ties should be plain colors.

2. Leather shoes must be worn when wearing a suit. Casual shoes, cloth shoes and travel shoes are not suitable.

3. The color of the shirt worn with the suit should be coordinated with the color of the suit and cannot be the same color. White shirts look great with suits of any color. Men should not wear brightly colored plaid or patterned shirts on formal occasions. The shirt cuffs should be 1-2 cm longer than the suit cuffs. You must wear a tie when wearing a suit on formal and solemn occasions, but not necessarily on other occasions. The shirt collar buttons must be fastened when wearing a tie, and the shirt collar buttons should be unbuttoned when not wearing a tie.

4. Suit buttons can be divided into single row and double row, and the button tying method should be particular: double-breasted suits should be buttoned up. Single-breasted suit: One-button, buttoned up dignifiedly, open and unrestrained; two-buttoned, only buttoned with the top button, it is fashionable and orthodox, only buttoned with the bottom button, it is bold and trendy, and buttoned with all buttons, it is rustic, both If it is not fastened open, it is chic and handsome. If it is fully buttoned or only the second button is buttoned, it does not meet the standards. If it is three buttoned, it is standard if it is buttoned with the top two buttons or only the middle button.

5. It is not advisable to put too many things in the jacket pockets and trouser pockets of the suit. Don't wear too much underwear when wearing a suit. It's best to wear only one shirt in spring and autumn. Don't wear a cotton sweater under a shirt in winter. You can wear a woolen sweater outside the shirt. Wearing too much bulk will ruin the overall beauty of the suit.

6. The color and pattern of the tie should be coordinated with the suit. When wearing a tie, the length of the tie should reach the belt buckle, and the tie clip should be worn between the fourth and fifth buttons of the shirt.

7. The trademark label on the cuffs of a suit should be removed, otherwise it will not comply with the dress code of suits and will make people laugh in elegant occasions.

8. Pay attention to the maintenance of suits. The way you maintain and store your suit has a great impact on its shape and service life. High-end suits should be hung in a ventilated place and often dried in the sun. Pay attention to insect-proof and moisture-proof. If there are wrinkles, you can hang them in the bathroom after bathing, use steam to unfold the wrinkles, and then hang them in a ventilated place.

Extended information:

Selection skills

Suits are the most popular formal attire in the world, and how to choose a suit is also a science. When purchasing a suit, consumers should pay attention to the following points:

1. When purchasing a suit, pay attention to the color and texture of the fabric. The color should conform to the current trend and the regional requirements of the region. The material selection is generally based on pure wool fabrics and wool blended fabrics. The fabric texture should be delicate, soft, smooth, and stiff, and the warp and weft density should be appropriately high.

2. The suits you choose should highlight the comprehensive characteristics of lightness, softness, thinness and stiffness.

Light: The weight of the entire suit is relatively light.

Soft: Different parts of the entire suit feel soft and smooth, with a certain degree of elasticity and good recovery.

Thin: It is better to choose a thin suit, that is, the fabric and lining and other accessories are properly matched, the fabric count is higher, the thickness is reduced, and the weight of the lining cloth is correspondingly reduced, without affecting the appearance of the suit. Achieve a light and thin feel.

Stiff: All surface parts of the suit are relatively smooth and stiff, mainly reflected in: ① The collar is suitable for a flat fit ② The chest is full and flat ③ The upper part of the sleeves is round and plump ④ The door placket is straight and flat ⑤ The shoulders It is flat and elastic, ⑥ the bag flap fits snugly and does not curl up, ⑦ the hem is round and smooth, etc.

3. Identify the sewing quality of each main part of the suit

Visually check whether the sewing lines of each part of the suit are straight, whether the seams are flat, and whether the sleeves are evenly stretched. , smooth and rounded, whether the bag cover and mouth are flat and smooth, and whether the bottom edge of the square hem is rounded, smooth and flat. The main parts of clothing generally refer to the collar, placket, armholes and the front part of the clothing, which are areas that require special attention.

Check whether the symmetrical parts of the clothing are consistent. There are many symmetrical parts on clothing. You can put the left and right parts together to check whether the symmetrical parts are accurate.

For example, look at the symmetrical parts of the suit such as collar lapels, collar notches, and plackets, the length of the left and right sleeves and the size of the cuffs, the length and width of the bag flaps, the height and entry of the pockets, and the length of the darts, etc., and compare them one by one.

Attention should be paid to the comfort when trying on clothes

4. When trying on clothes, wear a shirt underneath, but at most a thin woolen sweater.

When trying on a suit, consumers should stand naturally and relax, and pay attention to feel whether there is any pressure on their neck and shoulders. If there is an obvious heavy feeling on the neck and shoulders, it means that the dress is not suitable for your body type. Not suitable enough. When choosing a suitable suit, there should be no obvious sense of oppression or heaviness when worn on the body, and it should have a relatively relaxed feeling.

When trying on a suit, you should also pay attention to the armhole area. Make sure your arms feel comfortable and free when moving, prevent the armholes from being too small and tight, and pay attention to whether the armholes are flat and smooth at the front and back.

Pay attention again to see if the upper part of the back is even at the collar and feet, whether there is any lifting at the hem of the back, and whether there is any cluttering of the front placket.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Suits