Lssey Miyake Black Sweater Is Popular With Apple CEO Jobs.

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As for why Jobs J is so fond of black collar shirt, many people may not be clear about it.

Isaacson, who wrote biographies for jabbos, revealed the Central Plains. The original idea of jabbos came from the uniforms of Japanese enterprises, while his black collar shirt was from the Japanese designer Lssey Miyake.

The Losangeles Times quoted Jobs's biography as part of the story.

The article said: Jabos visited Japan in the early 1980s to ask why Sony, chairman of the Sony, was Sony. Every factory was wearing uniform.

Sheng Tian told Jobs that after the Second World War, everyone had nothing to wear, and Sony had to provide staff clothes.

Over time, the uniform evolved into a feature and became a way of condensing employees and enterprises.

"I decided that I wanted apple to have such a cohesive force," he said.

Sony has a high demand for style. Please come to Lssey Miyake design uniform.

The uniform is a crease resistant nylon jacket, with a zipper on the sleeve and a vest when the sleeves are removed.

Jabos also asked Lssey Miyake to design vest for Apple Corp. He recalled, "I brought back some samples to tell you that if everyone wore these vests, it would be great.

God, I was booed on the stage.

Everyone hates the idea.

Nevertheless, Jobs and Lssey Miyake are friends and frequent contacts.

Although others do not like uniform, Jobs thought it would be more convenient to wear his uniform, not to wear what he wanted to wear everyday. (he said this is the root cause). Secondly, uniforms can form personal style.

"So I asked Lssey Miyake to do some black turtleneck for me, and he gave me one hundred."

Seeing Jabos's surprised expression, Jabos opened the wardrobe and showed it to him.

Jobs said, "I will wear this, and I will never wear it to my whole life".