Qing Dynasty Clothing Culture Of Men'S General Clothing In Qing Dynasty

Men's general clothing in Qing Dynasty

Mandarin jacket

1. Mandarin jacket: robe or long gown, matching with mandarin jacket, waistcoat, waist belt, lake, white or light colored long belt, and back towel, which is commonly worn by men in Qing Dynasty.

The Liriodendron is long and navel only. It has a wedge on the left and right sides, and the cuff is straight (no horseshoe sleeve end). It has sleeves long or sleeve to wrist, breasted, big and pipa.

Waistcoat

Also called vest

Waistcoat: waistcoat and waistcoat are also tight. Vest is a sleeveless tight blouse. It has a number of styles, such as single breasted, pipa, pair of 0 flats, big lapel and multi button. Apart from the multi style collar, the rest have collar.

robe

Robe and sweater: in the early Qing Dynasty, the style was still long, and at the end of Shunzhi, it shortened to knee and soon extended to ankle.

In the middle and late Qing Dynasty, it was popular in the middle and late Qing Dynasty. "JINGWAH's bamboo branch" is said to be "loose, long and narrow, too hard to talk about. New styles of clothes are not too easy to talk about." foreigners reflect on the changing trend of clothing styles at the end of the Qing Dynasty. The use of gowns and fabrics also breaks the conventional pattern and leads to a rebellious phenomenon. The proverb has the saying that "rational persons are not Li, and no Li has the inside", which reflects the prevailing trend of clothing variation at that time, which has broken through the Convention and indicates that the Chinese dress culture is about to enter a new stage of change.

Shirt: shirt is worn in the robe, the shape of the shirt is similar to that of the long gown. It also has two sleeves on top, half cotton and half silk, and a pair of shirts at the waist. It becomes a "two Jersey". The color is white at first, and then is popular in jade, egg green, green or white satin and satin velvet.

A short coat: a pair of short sleeves: a collar, a right neck and a collar, two pairs of trousers, matching a pair of trousers, and a waist skirt outside the waist. It is a dress pattern of the general labor people. The Southern farmers wear summer napped shorts, that is, the traditional calf nose. The trousers are covered with a black edge. The northern people wear trousers, and tie the trouser legs at the condyle.