Wear a nice suit, don't miss a button

The suit has always been the pet of the male costume kingdom. "Suits" are often used to describe gentle gentlemen. Suits as a new entry into the ranks of women's clothing, reflecting the independence and self-confidence of women and men, some people call the suit a woman's changing jacket. How to choose a suit is introduced as follows:

Buttons on suits The styles of regular men's suits are mainly on the collar and buttons, and the number and arrangement of buttons are particular.

In a buttoned suit, the button is at the same level as the pocket of the top pocket. This style originated from the American gentleman's suit and was initially worn on solemn occasions such as celebrations and banquets. The 70s were more popular and rare today.

Two-button suits are available in single and double-breasted suits. The single-row and two-button buckles are the most classic styles, and they are generally worn and become the basic style of men's suits. They reflect different styles from the changes in the position of the buttons and the change of the opening of the collar. Double-row two-button suits are mostly *rebate collars, hem is found, and body length is longer. This is rigorous and dignified.

A three-button suit suit, which is characterized by wearing only one button or two buttons on the middle of the wearer. The style is solemn and elegant.

Four button suits are standard in double-breasted styles. It is characterized by a sharp-angled collar and a long, large body. It is both a top and a jacket. Can tie a tie, but also suitable for bow tie. Because of the different positions of the four-button buckle suit nails, they can be divided into two types: New Zealand suits and New Zealand suits. Buttoned on a New Zealand suit, the four buttons are roughly equal to each other in a square, called the Newport style, and are often used as official dresses. Buttoned down the New Zealand suit, the four buttons are arranged in an inverted trapezoidal shape. The upper two buckles are larger and only used for embellishment. Although the style is classical, it is still one of the popular styles in Europe and America.

Six buttoned suits. The top has six buttons. In fact, it is the most typical orthodox suit with the most solemn style. The feature is that the distance between the top two buttons is large, and the bottom four buttons are equidistant into a square. Two buttons can be buckled when worn. The practicality of wearing a six-button suit is very small, most of them appear in ceremonial occasions. It is common in professional uniforms such as military personnel, seafarers, postal services, and railways.