The Seven Wolves Become The First Card In The Hearts Of Chinese Men.

Chinese men want to dress better, but their taste differences are large enough.

This is a survey report from the intellectual GQ. They say that Chinese men dress like this:

28.6% of men

To please yourself.

Nowadays, people are spending more and more for "happy for themselves". The largest proportion of men surveyed choose to dress just to please themselves.

From the perspective of city differences, 32%, more than Shanghai, Xi'an and Shenyang men dress for themselves, and 18.6% of Beijing men are to please their partners. 28.6% of Guangzhou men wear clothes for the workplace, and 34.7% of Chengdu choose to live in social circles.

29.5% of men want to dress like an elite.

Respondents

Most people choose to want to suit every day. Most of them are eager to look like a grown-up young man. 33.7% of 20-25 young people want to wear it, and 30.9% of men over 36 want to wear it.

In contrast, the men in North Canton seek elite and fashionable, while men in Chengdu, Xi'an and Shenyang prefer casual and outdoor sense.

Of course, Shanghai men are the most dressed.

Only 5% of all respondents had a dress of more than ten thousand yuan, and the proportion of Shanghai people was 10.4%, with more than 10000 yuan.

There are also 9.6%.

Shanghai men wear leather shoes (73.1%) and go out with bags (82.7%).

The following will enter the surprise "guess the Chinese man's favorite mystery like taste" chapter:

Chinese men's favorite trousers are khaki trousers (63%).

One of the most important problems facing Chinese men is the fact that I am ugly.

The biggest card in Chinese men's mind is the seven wolves (9.3%), followed by LV (6.8%), Armani (6.5%) and Nike (5.7%).

It is simply the choice and unique taste of life.

Shenyang men like to wear cloth shoes (31.5%).

Men in Guangzhou and Shenyang like to spend most of their money on watches.

75.5% men in Xi'an will think they are gay if they encounter "overdressed men".

What is "over dressing"? The answer is "like Eason Chan, like Hahaha (") "," inconsistent with national conditions "," everything is luxury, "and" looking for a wardrobe before going out, "

42.5% of men tried to buy clothes or sea food abroad.

GQ the survey covered six major cities in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Xi'an and Shenyang, and surveyed 1331 men aged 20 to 45 with bachelor's degree or above.