Japanese Are Cautious In Their Everyday Dress.

 　　日本人對著裝十分講究，不同的場合有不同的穿著。

　　日常工作的時候需要穿工作裝，而在家的時候要穿家居服，當(dāng)然睡覺的時候要穿睡衣，旅行時要穿休閑服，運動更要穿運動服，參加婚禮時要穿禮服。其中規(guī)矩復(fù)雜，剛到日本的外國人還真不容易搞清楚，搞不好就會鬧出很多笑話。

Before I went to Japan, I bought a lot of fancy and luxurious clothes, and the dress design was similar to evening dress.

As a result, when I was wearing a silk dress on the street, I found that the people around me were very casual. They didn't know that they were going to attend the wedding ceremony.

Only later did I know that such clothing could not be worn on the street.

In Japan, wear different clothes according to different purposes.

Shopping in a nearby supermarket can be casual, while going out to a department store, although it is a casual casual dress, is also of a higher grade.

In Japan, no matter what people enter the room, they need to change their home clothes, so there is a great demand for household clothing market.

Japanese high department stores have home furnishing counters for housewives. The design is relaxed and casual, comfortable and tonal.

The total sales volume of "TAKIHYOU" company is about 72 billion 800 million yen in a quarter, of which 8% of the total sales are domestic clothes.

In a sports club in Japan, I saw a 80 year old old man who came here to exercise every day and wore different colors of sportswear every day, which meant that he had to have at least 5 to 6 sports clothes.

Male office workers also need to change their shirts every day.

If a colleague wears the same shirt as the previous day for second days, he will be suspected of not going home.

Women change their clothes every day, which is the iron rule of office workers.

For this reason, fashion magazines often issue special magazines to guide women workers to match their costumes to make people feel that they are not heavy.

In some magazines, the collocation and guidance of commuter clothes are also very popular.

In Japan, there are different fashions on the market every quarter.

Although women complain about clothing expenses, they have to grind their teeth because they are most afraid of hitting shirts.

This will make Japan a good market with cheap and good quality.

It is precisely because of the Japanese's special pursuit of clothing that although the economic crisis is coming, the quality clothing brands and chain stores that have taken cheap routes can thrive and benefit greatly.

The Japanese demand for clothes has something to do with their traditions.

In the days when Japanese did not wear dresses, the cumbersome kimono was the main clothing of the Japanese.

Kimono is also divided into work clothes, visiting clothes, street clothes, ritual clothing and so on.

In modern times, people have incorporated this classification into western dress and introduced the concept and elements of clothing.

Although the clothing is convenient to wear, the classification is more detailed and the variety is increased.