It needs to be torn off, just tear it off gently, because the label is either very strong or easy to tear off.

1. If it is a single-row double-button suit, the second button is a sample button, so avoid buttoning them all. Generally, only the first button or both buttons should be buttoned; if it is a double-row suit, it should generally be buttoned Button up all the buttons to show stability; if there are three buttons in a single row, the first and third buttons are like buttons, but avoid buttoning them all. You can button only the middle one or none at all.

2. A tie should generally be worn when wearing a suit. The standard tie knot should be a solid inverted trapezoid, and the hem should not be twisted or skewed. The tie should not hang too long. The thick end should hang down to the belt buckle. The thin end should be shorter than the thick end and should not be exposed.

3. If you don’t wear a tie, avoid fastening the collar of your shirt.

4. Avoid making suit sleeves longer than shirts. They should be about 1 cm shorter than shirts.

5. The sleeves of shirts and suits should be buttoned.

6. Avoid placing the hem of your shirt outside your trousers.

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Precautions for suit maintenance

A slightly crepe suit can be restored by hanging it overnight, or hang it in the bathroom to let in the heat of the shower Steaming can remove wrinkles; if the suit is already wrinkled, pay special attention to the temperature when ironing the clothes. Try to iron the reverse side of the clothes, or put a piece of cloth between the clothes and the iron.

As the seasons change, more attention should be paid to the collection and maintenance of clothes. When collecting worn clothes from season to season, be sure to clean them first, even if they are only worn once, because clothes will be stained with sweat, dust, etc. as long as they are worn. If they are not washed in advance, small dirt will soon be removed. Produce small patches of mildew; it may even become a breeding ground for moths.

For winter coats, the collar and cuffs must be washed clean, and they must be hung on wooden hangers after washing so that the shoulder sleeves will not deform. As for summer clothing, such as shirts and trousers, they are distinguished by their materials. Wool, cotton, and linen also need to be dry-cleaned, and shirts can be stored in stacks.