ARMANI, an Italian gentleman, BURBERRY, a pure British brand that originated from waterproof cloth, Calvin Klein, a minimalist and casual American style, CERRUTI, a model of post-war Italian men's clothing, GUCCI, a symbol of identity and wealth, DOLCE, GABBANA, a passionate and romantic southern Mediterranean style, GIVENCHY, which advocates elegance, HUGOBOSS, is rigorous and masculine. The German men's RALPHLAUREN is natural, comfortable and simple, VERSACE is gorgeous and bright, Versace

As more and more men's suit brands appear, how much do you know about the world's famous brands in the past? It’s impossible to remember it completely, so let’s review it! ! The world's top ten suit brands

1. Giorgio Armani Italian Gentleman Designer brand known for its use of new fabrics and quality production.

In terms of design style, they are neither trendy nor traditional, but a good combination of the two. Their clothes rarely seem to have anything to do with fashion.

His flagship brand Giorgio Armani targets the wealthy class, while Mani, Emporio Armani and Armani Denim target ordinary consumers.

2. DOLCEGABBANA Southern Mediterranean passion and romance

Brand description:

Perhaps its second-tier brand DG is better known by many young people.

DOLCEGABBANA only launched men's clothing in January 1990, but it quickly became popular in the stereotypical men's clothing world with its unique passion, romance and sexiness.

With tough and rough lines, earth tones, black and scarlet, a printed square scarf with a brand pattern around his neck, and a leather jacket, he looks like a male from Sicily in southern Italy.

This season’s trend: DOLCEGABBANA autumn and winter men’s clothing is full of nostalgic emotions, casual style, individual taste and retro fashion.

Pair a thick-knit sweater with light-colored jeans, whether it is a high collar, sweetheart collar or double-breasted style, all of which are full of nostalgia.

Black, brown, and purple have become popular colors for tops.

Formal attire emphasizes self-cultivation and traditional style, while casual attire focuses on relaxation and individuality, striving to create a distinctive modern men's style.

3. VERSACE’s gorgeous and bright Versace

Brand brief description:

The image of traditional Italian high-end clothing in people’s minds is simple, subtle, black and Gray combined with exquisite texture and workmanship.

Versace, on the other hand, creates "playful men" with bright colors and bold and unrestrained designs.

The bias cut is the most impressive feature of Versace's designs. You can see a large number of bias cuts and asymmetrical applications in his men's clothing, creating a sexy flavor for men's clothing.

What to watch this season: This season’s Versace men’s style adds completely different elements.

A variety of grays with different textures, matched with different delicate materials, such as flannel, pure wool and leather, exude a low-key glare.

Play games with details, splicing different materials together to present an interesting sense of layering.

Although the colors this season are very restrained, mainly black, gray and camel, Versace has not forgotten the eye-catching charm of color. The restrained suit is put on a red sweater with complex patterns. scarf and add a bit of humor.

4. GUCCI, a symbol of identity and wealth

Brand description:

This brand has been famous for producing high-end luxury products for more than 80 years, especially In the past thirty or forty years, it has been a hot pursuit among the upper class.

Gucci encourages men to wear leather clothing because it uses neutrality to give men's leather clothing and other men's clothing new life: the leather of leather clothing is light and soft, like an ordinary jacket; the tight-fitting design emphasizes masculinity The masculine body shape and details abandon trivial minimalism and present a modern yuppie look.

This season’s trend: Gucci’s autumn and winter men’s wear is full of hedonistic spirit, with the modern playboy style of the 1960s.

Formal suits that emphasize a fitted waistline are occasionally spliced ??with velvet on the collar or pocket flaps, and are also paired with cufflinks, collar pins, silk scarves, silk ties, and gloves. Overall styling.

5. CERRUTI, a model of post-war Italian menswear

Brand brief introduction:

CERRUTI was originally named Cerruti1881, which combines the family name of the founder and the year of its founding.

This brand, which started with exquisite and high-quality fabrics, has now become a well-known representative brand in the Italian men's clothing industry. It is rigorous yet natural, famous for its smooth lines and comfortable visual and wearing experience.

What to watch this season: The design concept of Cerruti this season is - a Renaissance knight, a man with both aristocratic and wandering temperament, an elegant man with uneasiness in his blood.

In terms of color, warm earth tones are still used as the background.

A cashmere turtleneck top, blazer, and a light-colored fur scarf immediately add a sense of luxury to the frugal look.

6. CalvinKlein fully embodies the New York lifestyle

Brand brief description:

From the establishment of his own company in 1968 to the present, CalvinKlein has been in the fashion industry Having lasted for thirty years, he enjoys a high reputation and is considered a representative figure in American fashion today.

He believes that today's American fashion is modern, minimalist, comfortable, gorgeous, casual yet elegant, which is also Calvin Klein's design philosophy.

He said: I also found that the essence of American style also has international characteristics.

Just like New York, it is not a typical American city, but a typical international city.

The same goes for London, Tokyo or Seoul.

People living in these cities respond to my designs because their lives and needs are very similar.

No matter where they live, modern people have their own unique characteristics.

7. RALPHLAUREN is natural, comfortable and simple

Brand description:

In 1968, founder Ralph Lauren founded the PolobyRalphLauren company.

“I believe that clothing can ultimately exist beyond the limitations of time” is his design philosophy.

He introduced the simple classic style into the field of fashion design, using natural or natural-feeling fabrics and realizing the simple concept with free and smooth tailoring.

This season's trend: 2004/2005 fall and winter Ralph Lauren men's wear presents the aristocratic atmosphere of urban men. The overall style is slender lines, emphasizing exquisite tailoring technology, and reinterpreting traditional masculinity.

The herringbone double-breasted suit jacket is paired with a plaid shirt, and the pinstriped suit is paired with a ribbed plum tie and a high-collar shirt, interpreting a new modern and classic style.

This season’s men’s clothing has a gorgeous and noble look, with high-quality leather jackets paired with low-waisted tartan trousers, and red tuxedos paired with tartan work trousers and hunting riding boots, showing off a hunting party-like look. Noble atmosphere.

PoloRalphLauren creates the design spirit of this season with pure American style.

Cotton half-cardigan and flannel checkered shirt, layered with sheepskin bomber jacket and canvas overalls, paired with blanket sneakers and hand-stitched deerskin soft boots for an original feel

8. GIVENCHY advocates elegance

Brand description:

The pure and elegant Audrey Hepburn is the dream angel of many men in the world.

And Givenchy is the man "behind" her, her image designer for more than 40 years.

Givenchy himself is known as the "gentleman of the fashion industry" for his elegant demeanor and refreshing appearance on any occasion.

In 1973, Givenchy officially launched men's clothing.

And his men's clothing is almost an incarnation of himself: simple, refreshing, thoughtful, decent, strong and soft.

This season’s trend: Givenchy’s 2004 autumn and winter are in line with the British style. Whether it is a two-button corduroy suit, an orange shirt, or a brown long leather jacket, they are all full of British gentleman style, coupled with a furry high hat. Even more handsome.

9. HUGOBOSS is a strict and masculine German man.

Brand description:

What an interesting coincidence: in various parts of the world, there are men with prominent status. Senior executives or business leaders always see this brand in formal or semi-formal settings.

Perhaps this was the original intention of the founder.

The German-style rigorous attitude is reflected in this brand's men's clothing, including double- or triple-row suits, pleated front trousers, and shoulders that vary in width but never lose their seriousness. The shirt is delicate and wide.

Conveys a masculine image.

What to watch this season: HugoBoss 2004 autumn and winter men's wear is moving towards classic elegance. The design is inspired by British gentlemen, with natural shoulder lines and slim-fitting two- or three-button suits paired with narrow-tube trousers; full of details. The exquisite handmade shirts are equipped with pointed collars or hidden button designs, and are paired with leather vests or plaid soft wool hats, which are retro and full of vitality.

10. BURBERRY is a pure British brand originating from waterproof cloth

Brand brief description:

Thomas Burberry, born in 1853, worked as an apprentice in a cloth shop. At the age of 21, he decided to start his own business and opened a clothing store in Hampshire, England, thus creating the glorious brand Burberry.

In 1879, Burberry developed a kind of fabric: gabardine. It was at this time that Burberry won everyone's recognition.

What is very interesting is the source of inspiration for this fabric. Thomas Burberry discovered that the hemp blouses worn by shepherds and farmers at that time had the wonderful properties of keeping warm in winter and cool in summer, so he decided to learn from it.

After several studies, he used a secret and unique technique to create a waterproof, anti-crepe, breathable and durable fabric.

Thomas Burberry named this fabric gabardine and used this word as Burberry's registered trademark for 40 years.

To this day, Burberry’s method of making lightweight, waterproof clothing remains a secret.

In 1891, Burberry opened a branch near Bigdale Square in London, inheriting and consolidating its original style.

Burberry has always been a more practical brand before becoming a fashion brand. Until the end of the 19th century, it also occupied the mainstream of people's outdoor clothing.

In the late Victorian and early Edwardian centuries, Burberry produced specialized waterproof clothing and hunting clothing for almost all outdoor sports, including women's golf and archery clothing, men's tennis clothing, and fishing clothing. , as well as clothing for mountaineering, skiing, and cycling.

Even in 1914

In World War I, British officers wore "weatherproof clothing" specially produced by Burberry, thus Burberry formed a "war The style of "clothes" has been reached to the extreme: distinctive epaulettes, leather cuffs, buttons between collars, deep pockets, weatherproof pocket flaps and attached metal rings.

It is estimated that during the war, more than 500,000 British officers and soldiers wore Burberry.

At the beginning of the 20th century, Burberry launched a variety of sportswear suitable for various occasions, providing different choices for those who love outdoor activities.

Because of its excellent windproof and thermal insulation properties, it has become the choice of explorers and flyers time and time again.

Roald Amundsen set foot in Antarctica wearing a Burberry outfit. After becoming the first person to land in Antarctica, he not only praised Burberry as a good companion in the ice and snow, but also left a lasting legacy there. Got off a Burberry tent.

Later, Sir John Alcock and Arthur Brown also wore Burberry clothing when they set a record for successfully flying across the Atlantic.

In the past few decades, Burberry mainly produced raincoats, umbrellas and silk scarves. Now in magazines and other media, it is not difficult to see its plaid shawls and various wedding dresses. It can be described as finding a new way.

The mastermind behind the scenes is Roberto Menichetti, who was hired as design director and supervisor in 1998.

His purpose is: to absorb the essence of Burberry's traditional clothing in order to better develop a new generation of products.

Menichetti expanded his creative scope to women's clothing, skirts, accessories and men's suits.

In order to make Burberry's new image public, Menichetti also hired photographer Mario Testino and launched a humorous promotional campaign called "Rock and Royal Power".

Today, Burberry has opened many specialty stores in major cities around the world. Its main person in charge, RoseMarie Bravo, said that she will spend several years to realize her dream for Burberry.

The above are the top ten suit brands in the world, in no particular order, for reference only