Seven principles of wearing a suit

Seven Principles of Wearing a Suit and Related Introduction of Ties

1, button up

2. Wear a sweater carefully

3. Remove the trademark from the sleeve.

Step 4 be tireless

5. Remove the iron pole

6. Be smart in underwear

7. Pack less things.

Wearing a suit and tie is the key;

1, twill: decisive, authoritative, steady and rational, suitable for negotiations, meetings, speeches and other occasions.

2, dots, squares: follow the rules, step by step, suitable for the first time to meet or meet elders, superiors.

3, irregular patterns: lively, personalized, creative, energetic, more casual, suitable for cocktail parties, banquets, dates.

When the shirt is worn outside, the collar and the hem of the round shirt should be inserted into the pants, but the casual shirt is not.

Don't wear sleeves for long-sleeved shirts.

About matching shoes: on formal occasions, men assemble black leather shoes, fine cowhide and lace-up leather shoes (two-joint and three-joint are still fashionable)

Avoid wearing shoes of other colors, such as white, brown and blue.

Avoid casual shoes, boots, cloth shoes, sandals or travel shoes.

Style: arrow is traditional and formal, flat head is fashionable and casual.

Tone: The background color and design color are preferably two colors, but not more than three.

Texture: generally silk or wool products.

Handkerchiefs: Decorative handkerchiefs used with ties should be consistent in texture, color and pattern.

Use the tie clip carefully, and if necessary, it should be 3/5 below the bow tie (that is, the golden section-between the fourth and fifth buttons of the shirt from top to bottom).