First, before wearing a new suit, be sure to remove the trademark and pure wool logo on the left sleeve cuff of the jacket.

The second is to iron it smoothly to make the lines of the suit straight, crisp and beautiful.

The third is to button up. When wearing a suit, all double-breasted buttons should be fastened; if there are three buttons in a single row, they should be the top two buttons, or one button in the middle; in single-breasted and double-breasted suits, only the top buttons should be fastened.

Fourth, wear a suit without curling it up. Be sure to leave it as is. Do not roll up sleeves and trouser legs at will.

Fifth, be careful when wearing sweaters. Inside the suit jacket, except for the shirt and vest. You'd better not wear anything else. If you must wear it, it is best to wear a thin V-neck sweater in a solid color.

The sixth is to match underwear skillfully. The standard way to wear a suit is not to wear a cotton or wool vest or underwear under your shirt. Shirts must be one color.

Seventh, pack less stuff.

On a suit jacket, except for a silk handkerchief for decoration, do not put pens, glasses and other items in the left outer breast pocket.

Since the main formal wear for men is a suit, a tie must be worn when wearing a suit. Ties are mainly used for decoration, beautification and embellishment. In terms of color, ties can be divided into single colors and multi-colors.

Single-color ties are suitable for official events and grand social occasions, with blue, gray, black and purple being preferred.

Multi-color ties generally have no more than 3 colors and can be used for various occasions. When wearing a tie, pay attention to the correct tie knotting method, tie length, position and choice of accessories.

To match with suits and leather shoes, the color of socks should be dark and solid, preferably black. Do not wear white socks.

The "three unifications" of color matching

In foreign countries, when people evaluate a man's clothing taste, they often depend on whether he abides by the "three unifications".

The so-called "three laws" mean that men should pay attention to the reasonable matching of colors when appearing in formal occasions. Men's attire in formal occasions must abide by the "three-color principle", which is also the basic principle for choosing formal colors.

This means that the color of the dress should generally be simple, preferably within three colors. This helps to maintain the solemnity of the formal attire, maintain the overall style, and make the formal attire appear standardized and harmonious in color. If the color of formal wear is more than three colors, it will generally give people a complicated feeling.

The color of formal wear should generally be solid and dark, preferably without patterns.

Standard suit colors are mainly blue, gray, brown and black.

The best color for shirts is white;

The color of leather shoes, socks, and briefcases should also be dark, with black being the most common.

Let’s take a look at Kim Woo-hee’s point of view:

I once asked an expert, if a person’s financial conditions are only enough to buy a suit and tie, what color should he buy?

He said that the first suit was dark blue and the tie was red;

If he buys another, dark gray and dark gray are both good.

He does not approve of buying olive green and light brown. These two colors make Chinese faces look more yellow, but dark brown suits are okay.

Generally speaking, dark-colored suits are better and less likely to get dirty.

If it is summer, you can wear a light-colored suit, such as a cream-colored suit, but it will get dirty easily. Always keep it clean. The fabric of the suit should be better and can retain its color for a long time.

If your suit is usually a dark striped pattern, it is generous and often popular; it is either patterned or has a large plaid. You should stick to the rule of two solid colors and one pattern. Your shirt and tie are best paired with solid colors or dark patterns.

This is the simplest principle. If you remember it well, you can match it easily.

Generally speaking, there are three types of suits.

One is the suit. The jacket and trousers of the suit are made of the same fabric, which is more formal.

One is a suit jacket. The fabrics of the suit jacket and trousers can be different. A blazer can also be paired with jeans. Although informal, it is more casual.

The third type is a three-piece suit, which is also more formal.

There are various styles of suits, but there are only two styles of shoulders:

According to the person's shoulders, they naturally slope downward or straight, the latter is quite stiff, similar to military uniforms.

There is no question of which of the two shoulders is better.

Instead, choose a style that suits you based on each person's different body shape.

Most Asians have sloping shoulders, so if your shoulders are sloping, I suggest you use straighter shoulders to look taller and straighter, but not too big.

Some suits have narrow lapels and some have wide lapels. Various designers have their own styles, and trends are constantly changing, but if you buy a lapel with a moderate width, it will never go out of style.

How to maintain a suit?

Suits can only be dry cleaned, not washed.

Because the shoulder structure of a good suit is very complex, it will deform when washed.

When you are not wearing a suit, use a good quality special suit hanger to hang it up. Never use some cheap thin hangers. In this way, the suit will not deform, so it can be worn for a long time and look good.

If the clothes are a little wrinkled, iron them carefully. In case some fabrics are prone to "mirror" brightness. When ironing, use a thin handkerchief to protect the fabric.

Men who do business should pay attention to the way they wear suits. Men in the business world cannot help but pay attention to the specific way they wear a suit. Failure to adhere to the standard way of wearing a suit and acting recklessly while wearing a suit are both signs of ignorance that violate etiquette.

According to the basic requirements of suit etiquette, business men should pay special attention to the following seven aspects when wearing a suit:

First, remove the trademark on the sleeve. The logo is usually sewn onto the cuff of the left sleeve of the suit jacket. Sometimes, a pure wool logo is also sewn on. Don’t forget to take apart your clothes before putting them on. This is tantamount to announcing that the package has been activated. If a suit has been worn for a long time and the trademark on the sleeve remains in place, it seems to be deliberately showing off, which will inevitably make people laugh.

Second, iron it. If you want your suit to look beautiful, you must first make it look smooth and crisp with straight lines. To do this, in addition to dry cleaning your suit regularly, it also needs to be carefully ironed before each formal wear. Don't ignore this and make it wrinkled, dirty, and lose all its beauty. This is terrible.

Third, button up. When wearing a suit, the buttons on the top, vest, and trousers are all tied in a certain way. Of the three, the method of fastening the top button is the most important. Generally speaking, when standing, especially after standing up in public occasions, the buttons of the suit jacket should be fastened to show solemnity. After sitting down, most of the buttons on the suit jacket are left unbuttoned to prevent them from being "twisted". You are only allowed to stand with your jacket unbuttoned if you are wearing a vest or sweater underneath and a single-breasted jacket.

Usually when buttoning a suit jacket, the specific methods of buttoning a single-breasted jacket and a double-breasted jacket are different. When buttoning a single-breasted, double-button blazer, say "button it up but not down," meaning only the top button is fastened. When buttoning a single-breasted three-button suit jacket, there are two correct ways to do it: either only button the middle button, or button the top two buttons. When you button a double-breasted blazer, all the buttons that can be buttoned must be buttoned.

When wearing a suit vest, whether worn alone or with a suit jacket, it must be buckled carefully and is not allowed to be opened at will. Generally speaking, blazers can only be paired with single-breasted blazers. The number of buttons is more or less, but they can be roughly divided into single row button type and double row button type. According to the dressing convention of suits, the bottom button of a single-breasted suit vest should be unbuttoned, while the buttons of a double-breasted suit vest must be buttoned without exception.

At present, the "inspection door" of pants uses some buttons and some zippers. Generally speaking, the former is more orthodox and the latter is more convenient to use. No matter how you "close" your pants, always remind yourself to button all the buttons or carefully zip up. When participating in important activities, be sure to check quietly at all times and hang up the hooks on your pants.

Fourth, don’t roll or roll. When wearing a suit, be sure to take care of its original condition. In public places, do not take off your suit jacket casually, let alone put it on your shoulders like a cloak. It needs to be emphasized that under no circumstances should the sleeves of the suit jacket be pulled up. Otherwise, it can easily give people a vulgar feeling. Generally speaking, rolling up trouser legs at will is also a sign of disrespect for etiquette. So business people are absolutely prohibited from doing this.

Fifth, be careful when wearing sweaters. If a business person wants to wear a suit with "shape" and "taste", it is best not to wear anything else except a shirt and vest. When the winter is unbearably cold, it is only advisable to change your clothes temporarily and put on a thin "V" neck solid color sweater or cashmere sweater.

It’s not too tacky and doesn’t prevent you from wearing a tie. Avoid sweaters or cashmere sweaters with complex colors and patterns, or cardigans or cashmere sweaters with buttons. The latter has many buttons and is as eye-catching as the suit jacket. Never wear multiple wool and cashmere sweaters and vests at once, or even add a hand-knitted sweater. At first glance, the neckline will inevitably be layered and ugly like an irregular "terrace"; it will also cause the suit to swell and deform.

Sixth, you must match your underwear skillfully. The standard way to wear a suit is not to wear a cotton or wool vest and underwear under your shirt. As for not wearing a shirt, wearing a T-shirt directly with a suit is even more irregular. Due to special reasons, when you need to wear vests and underwear under your shirt, there are three points to note: 1. The quantity is limited to one piece. If you put on many pieces at once, you will inevitably look bloated. Second, the color should be similar to the shirt, or at least not darker than the shirt, so as not to lighten the "contrast" between the two. Wearing dark and colored tank tops and underwear under a light or transparent shirt is more likely to attract ridicule. Third, the style is shorter than a shirt. A vest or underwear worn under a shirt should have a "U" collar or a "V" collar. It’s best not to wear a turtleneck vest or underwear under your shirt, otherwise an unsightly “tab” may be exposed outside the shirt collar. In addition, care should be taken not to expose the sleeves of your underwear to the view of others.

Seventh, pack less things. To keep your suit looking good, you should put less or nothing in the pockets of your suit. Jackets, vests, and pants should do the same. If you treat the pockets of your suit as a "treasure box" and fill it with messy things, it will be a waste of your suit. Specifically, different pockets play different roles in a suit.

On the suit jacket, except for a silk wool handkerchief that can be inserted into the left breast pocket for decoration, nothing else is allowed, especially pens and glasses. The inner chest pocket can be used to store pens, wallets or business card holders, but don't put anything that is too thick or useless. In principle, it is best not to put anything in the lower two pockets.

On the vest of a suit, the pockets have a lot of decorative functions. It is not suitable to put anything else except a pocket watch.

In the suit pants, only tissues, key cases or broken wallets can be placed in the pockets on both sides. The two back pockets are mostly not large enough to hold anything.

Finally, business men should pay attention to the matching of suits. Most people who are familiar with the dress code of suits have heard a jargon: "The charm of a suit lies not only in the wearing of the suit itself, but in the careful combination with other clothes." It can be seen that the combination of a suit with other clothes is very important to a suit. How important dressing for success is!

Ten taboos about men’s suits:

First, avoid shorts. The standard length of trousers is that the trouser legs cover the leather shoes.

Second, avoid wearing your shirt outside your pants.

Third, avoid shirt collars that are too big and leave a gap between the collar and the neck.

Fourth, avoid tie colors that are too glaring.

5. Avoid ties that are too short. Generally, the length of the tie should be such that the tip of the tie covers the belt buckle.

6. Avoid wearing a tie without unbuttoning your shirt.

7. Avoid suit jacket sleeves that are too long and should be 1 cm shorter than shirt sleeves.

8. Avoid bulging pockets on suit jackets and trousers.

9. Avoid wearing sports shoes with a suit.

10. Avoid color inconsistency between leather shoes and shoelaces.

Men’s suit jacket sleeves should be 1-3cm shorter than shirt sleeves. Don’t forget to remove the cuff labels. You can't have bulging bags in your suit jacket or pants pockets. A double-breasted suit must be fully buttoned, with one or all of the top single-breasted double buttons, one or all of the middle single-breasted three-buttons, and two middle single-breasted four-buttons.

The color of the tie should be harmonious and not ostentatious. Generally, the length of the tie should be such that the tip of the tie covers the belt buckle. The tie clip should be placed on the fourth button of the shirt from top to bottom and should not be visible when the suit is buttoned.

The collar of the shirt should not be too large. When wearing a tie, the shirt should be buttoned and there should be no gap between the collar and the neck.

The standard length of trousers is that the trouser legs cover the leather shoes, and hands should not be kept in the trouser pockets. The colors of leather shoes, shoelaces, and socks should be coordinated, and the color of socks should be darker than that of suits.

How to wear a suit

There are three ways to wear a suit: formal, semi-formal, and informal: dress can often reflect a person's cultural quality. There are many types of suits, and the classification is rigorous and exquisite.

As far as single-dress gowns are concerned, they can be divided into formal and semi-formal ceremonies.

Two types of clothing. Dress can be divided into two types: morning dress and evening dress. The former is a formal dress worn during the day and can be worn to attend ceremonies, wedding ceremonies or farewell ceremonies. The latter, commonly known as a tuxedo, is a formal dress worn in the evening and can be worn to attend evening ceremonies or formal banquets. Semi-formal gowns can be divided into four categories: evening gown, day gown, black suit and mourning gown. An evening gown is a formal evening dress, often referred to as an evening gown or evening gown. It can be worn on banquets, plays, dances, weddings and other occasions. The Japanese suit is a black suit worn during the day, which has been replaced by black suits. At present, black suits are more and more widely used and can be worn in various occasions. It can be worn not only as a dressing gown and evening gown, but also at weddings and farewell ceremonies, and as a mourning dress. Mourning clothes refer to dressing gown or black suit and black tie. You can also wear ordinary clothes at the moment, but you cannot choose brightly colored clothes or gorgeous decorations, and avoid brown clothes and shoes.

The suit worn internationally generally refers to a suit, including upper and lower sets. Three-piece suits (upper and lower suits and vests) and three mismatches. Dressing styles can also be divided into three categories: formal, semi-formal, and informal depending on the occasion. A mismatched suit is a more casual suit made of different colors and fabrics from top to bottom. You can wear patterns with richer colors, which are relaxed, comfortable, bright, lively, lively and unrestrained. Used in informal situations or less solemn occasions, such as visiting relatives and friends, visiting stores or shopping. However, the color matching of upper and lower clothes is more particular and needs to be matched properly. Tops and bottoms of different colors have different looks, but they must be chosen according to the wearer's age, job, personality, skin color, preferences, and wearing occasions. Otherwise, it will appear elegant, vulgar, and dissolute, or give people the impression of being nondescript, sloppy, and sloppy.

In recent years, the use of dresses has become more and more simplified, and two-piece and three-piece suits are becoming more and more widely used and can be worn in various formal and semi-formal occasions. Formal occasions mainly refer to evening social events, such as banquets, receptions, receptions, and various ceremonies. Meetings, weddings and funerals, etc. On these occasions, it is generally advisable to wear a dark-colored two-piece or three-piece suit, but woolen vests or sweaters should be avoided. When attending a condolence event, you should wear a black or dark gray suit and a black or dark plain tie. Semi-formal occasions mainly refer to more grand activities during the day, such as work, high-level meetings, luncheons, general visits, meetings, etc. In this case, a two-piece or three-piece set in medium, light or dark colors is more suitable. Wearing a suit with solid colors, dark stripes, and small patterns in the office can give people a sense of stability. Fashionable clothes are generally not suitable for formal or semi-formal occasions. If you wear a double-breasted jacket, all buttons must be buttoned, and sometimes the bottom button is left unbuttoned. A single-breasted top can be buttoned or unbuttoned

You can’t button all the buttons without the next button.

Vests are often left unbuttoned at the bottom. When you wear a suit, you must wear a long-sleeved shirt. No matter what the occasion, the hem of the shirt must be tucked into the pants and the shirt must be buttoned. It is the key point of a collared shirt. When you wear a tie, you must button it properly. The collar can be placed under the coat or turned outside the collar of the coat. If you're wearing a sailor-neck sweater over a shirt, you can place the shirt collar under the sweater or turn it over the sweater collar. When you are not wearing a tie in an informal setting, you should not button your shirt. Also pay attention to the color matching of shoes, socks and clothing. For formal or semi-formal occasions, open-toed and slingback sandals should be avoided.

How to match a suit, shirt and tie?

There is a close relationship between suits, shirts and ties. If a man wears a suit as formal attire, he must wear a tie, that is, when he usually goes to work or is preparing to participate in some formal activities or visit relatives and friends. As long as he wears a collared shirt with a seat, he must wear a tie. The color and texture of the tie should be determined according to the color and texture of the suit and the pattern and color of the shirt, and strive to be coordinated. Those who wear plain suits and white shirts should wear ties with stripes, plaids, plain colors, and abstract flowers; plaid ties can be worn with striped shirts; striped suits and white shirts both have geometric floral and plain ties. Of course, the choice of tie color should also consider the occasion. When attending a festive banquet, you should choose a red or fancy tie; on serious occasions, wear a dark or black tie. The collar of a shirt that requires a tie needs to be the right size, but it really doesn't fit. Small is better than big. A good tie should be flat and hang naturally. The wide piece must be slightly longer than the narrow piece, hold down the narrow piece.

It can never be the other way around, nor can it grow too much. If wearing a suit vest, the tie should be tucked into the vest and the tie clip should not be exposed from the vest. But in general occasions, sometimes you don’t need to wear a tie, such as wearing underwear or a suit, which is more lively; if you don’t wear a suit jacket and just wear a long-sleeved stand-up collared shirt with a collar, you can also wear a tie. But remember, the collar and sleeves of the shirt must be buttoned. This is a rule and a kind of etiquette. The collar and sleeves of a suit are closely related to the collar and sleeves of a shirt. Generally, the collar height of a shirt is 1.5 ~ 2cm higher than that of a suit, and the sleeve length of a shirt is 1.5 ~ 2cm longer than that of a suit.

How to pay attention to etiquette when wearing a suit?

The suit itself has a strict structure and unique dressing rules, which is different from other casual wear. Now I would like to introduce to readers the basic issues or methods that should be paid attention to when wearing a suit:

1. Pay attention to workarounds. There are complete sets, three-piece sets, two-piece sets, and unmatched sets. Although the design of the suit is rigorous, the way of wearing it is not static and flexible. However, in order to show its artistic charm, certain rules must be followed. For example, when attending some important events, banquets, courtesy visits, high-level meetings, and work, people wear suits. Suits appear comfortable, rigorous, serious, and sincere, which is conducive to work development and career success; if in daily life, general In terms of China’s national conditions, it is also good to wear a suit or not for meetings, visits by relatives and friends, travel, and dance parties. It makes people feel light, free, informal, and full of energy. Suits can be disassembled and replaced with unmatched suits; incomplete suits can also be skillfully matched into particularly attractive suits.

2. Pay attention to the color matching method. The color matching of suits is very particular, especially the color matching of the V-shaped neckline when people wear suits, that is, the color matching of shirts, ties, and suits. Whether the color matching is beautiful and appropriate, whether it is artistic, etc. , directly related to the wearing effect of the suit.

3. Pay attention to the pattern combination. At present, men at home and abroad generally like stripes, squares, polka dots and other plain flower-shaped clothing. Ties, shirts, and suits all have patterns. This is a manifestation of today's era. Men pursue self-awareness, highlight the beauty of personality, and break the traditional single clothing tone. But the combination of three clothing patterns is not as good as Yan.

The reason why the color matching is so simple is because although the patterns are simple strips, squares, and dots, they are all colored, so colors and flowers must be considered comprehensively when combining. Generally, the easiest choice is "two flowers and one element", that is, the suit and tie are in the shape of a flower, and the shirt is in a plain color. This matching method corresponds to the outside and is easy to coordinate. For example, a dark blue dark striped suit, a white large pointed collar shirt, and a purple and dark blue diagonal tie are very elegant and elegant. Assuming that all three pieces of clothing have striped patterns, it is easy to give people a messy impression. Ties, shirts and suits are all styles. Choosing and matching them is extremely difficult. But it should be noted that one pattern is the main pattern, and the others are foil and auxiliary patterns, which will also produce unexpected and unique styles.

4. Pay attention to the consistency of the fabric. Although suits are elastic and can be flexibly worn and matched into suits at any time, they have certain rules and are coordinated in terms of clothing fabrics. For example, it is natural to pair an all-wool suit with a plain cloth shirt, a cotton corduroy suit, or a polyester (cotton-polyester) suit with a shirt and tie.

It gives people a sense of disharmony. Especially when attending banquets, negotiations, dances, etc. In various public occasions, it should be noted that high-end suits should be paired with high-end shirts and ties to avoid losing style.

5. Please pay attention to the sections. Wearing a suit has its own unique rules, just like the rigor of making and designing a suit. For example, men's suits should not be fully buttoned on any occasion except double-breasted suits; in serious and solemn occasions, even personal weddings, only the first button should be buttoned; if you are going out, traveling, visiting friends, etc. . , don’t button up, be easy-going, easy-going, and informal. It also reduces friction and tension on the suit. For another example, when wearing a suit, the shirt must be tied into the waistband, which will look sharp. 2. No damage to the tight and beautiful appearance of the suit. If a man wears a vest and tie, he should put the tie directly inside the vest and tie it. The vest can be unbuttoned with the bottom button. When wearing a suit, pay attention to the collar and sleeves. The cufflinks of the shirt should be fastened tightly, with about 1cm exposed. The collar of the shirt should be straight and pressed by the collar of the suit. The collar of the shirt should be about 1cm higher than the collar of the suit.

Finally, when wearing a suit, you should pay attention to the T, O, and P principles and dress according to the time, place, and environment. At the same time, when wearing a suit, you should pay attention to your beautiful language, behavior and posture. Then the suit will reflect generosity and enthusiasm on you.