Details Of Etiquette For Men'S Clothing

What is the difference between men and men? In the details! Men wear their clothes out of the house everyday. What others see is not just your clothes, but the personality, taste and attitude of people combined with "clothes". Therefore, it is very important to dress correctly.

Although almost all men wear suits and shirts, they do not represent international dress etiquette; in fact, "devil is hidden in details", the image of others is good or bad, often in places you don't notice.

The following is the image.

Lu Fang gives men the international dress etiquette which is easily overlooked in dress. First, long sleeved shirts often show some formal occasions such as speaking on the stage, men wearing short sleeved ties, or short sleeves in suits.

Gentlemen, please note that as long as they are formal international occasions, men should wear long sleeved shirts to express their respect and respect.

So men wear long sleeved shirts best in suits, and short sleeved shirts are only suitable for informal occasions.

Two. Socks

So far, I have seen some men's black shoes with white socks or short socks showing their legs.

Men are requested to avoid wearing suits or sports socks or white socks, or wearing black socks on the golf course.

As for formal occasions, when wearing suits, please let socks match the colors of shoes, that is, black shoes and black socks.

Three.

When buttons are used to button buttons, if there is only one button in the suit, please fasten it directly; a single row of two buckled suits will only buckle the button above; if it is a single row of three buckled suits, you can only button the middle one, and you can also buckle the first and second buttons on it.

If you have double rows of suits, please buckle the button with the "inner button".

In addition, "standing at the time of buckle and sitting is deducted" is a basic suit etiquette for men.

Four, the necktie and etiquette tie should be in the middle of the belt buckle. The long or short tie is laughable.

In addition to matching suits, the design and color of neckties should also be considered in attendance. Rigorous business occasions should avoid wearing too many fancy neckties, and funeral services should be black and dark tie.