custom made suits can be divided into five parts, namely, shoulder, neck, chest, waist and hem. For Centuries,these five parts different styles of design and with a fixed number of distinctive suit style gradually formed.
① shoulder: the level shoulder, oblique, concave shoulder, shoulder, Alice shoulder; natural shoulders, thick shoulder or no shoulder pads.
② collar: high collar mouth, low collar the mouth; lapels have a narrow width, can be a straight line can arc.
③ chest: You can drum or lean, you can clean lines also can fold.
④ waist: points waist and no waist, waist and the acicular waist and arc waist divided.
⑤ Hem: can be close to the buttocks, or open.
So many different styles with the best in the world following suit style created. What specific style, what style, what are the characteristics of these and then one by one in the back of the introduction described. Overall, the suit style can be divided British suit style the Italian suit style and modern American suit style. The famous English style typical Savile row formula, the United Kingdom the Knight style as well as British shoulder pads style; typical Italian style, including the Romanesque, soft Romanesque and Neapolitan style.
Suit style with genre:
English-style Italian style
The typical style Savile row (the typical Savile row) Romanesque (The Continental, or of The classic Roman)
British knight style (The English Equestrian, or Hacking) soft Romanesque (soft roman)
The British shoulder pads-style (the drape) Napoli-(The Neapolitan)
Most mass-produced by the United States label clothing suits, especially in the United States department store sales old suit, is the American version of the bag suits with shoulder pads suits the British clothing industry call this style "modern American-style "(updated American) shoulder slightly lined waist slightly, wide sleeves, chest slightly plus interlining. Such sloppy excessively bureaucratic the slightest imprudent style is not supposed to exist in the classification of the custom made suits style, just mention it.
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