Classification Of Patterns In Suits

Pattern is one of the most important factors that determine the impression of a suit. The most representative of all the patterns in a suit is stripes.

Today, the stripes on the market, according to the thickness and color combinations, can make the suit show a completely different style.

Fine stripes, pencil stripes, and British stripes.

In addition, there are also some checked patterns.

First, the classification of stripes is introduced.

A line consisting of numerous dots.

Like needles placed neatly.

In many lines, close to no grain.

Just like pencil outlines, the width of lines is made up of monochrome lines.

The distance between lines and lines is far away, which gives people a cool impression.

According to the line color, thickness, width and other differences, you can deduce different styles.

The stripes are thicker and arranged at a certain interval, giving a relaxed and pleasant feeling that will crease the wrinkling atmosphere.

Image: from left to right, they are fine stripes, chalk stripes, various color stripes, and British stripes.

Classification of checked patterns:

A large grid pattern is made of a plurality of small checked patterns, usually made of very large contrast with black, white, black and brown colors.

This pattern is more common in modern suits.

It is a lattice pattern that overlaps another pattern on the grid pattern.

It usually overlaps other color patterns on the Glen grid or the bird.

The small spot pattern in the circular pattern is called bird eye pattern because it looks like the eye of a bird.

In high-grade furniture, this pattern is very common.

The dog's tooth pattern is also known as the thousand birds.

Because each small pattern is very similar to the shape of a dog's tooth, it is called a "dog tooth lattice" pattern, which is a traditional pattern in England.

It is usually composed of white, black, brown and white.

As shown in the picture, from left to right, Glen lattice, lattice pattern, bird eye pattern and dog tooth lattice pattern.

 

Fabric has a great influence on any kind of clothing, especially the suit, and the influence of wearing and the outline of the suit is more powerful.

The fabric of the suit is made of summer fabrics and used for cashmere in high-end suits.

But for the orthodox suit, the preferred material is wool, because it is not easy to damage, and is more close and warm.

Traditionally, wool is only suitable for wearing in autumn and winter, but the polyester blended or cotton blended suit with 50% wool can also be worn in spring and summer.