Suit Etiquette in China

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The etiquette principle that should be followed in some principles:

1. The suits color should be consistent. In collocation, suit, shirt, tie the two should be as plain.

2. Wearing suits must wear shoes, slippers, shoes and travel shoes are not suitable.

3. The color of shirt should be coordinated with the suit color, can not be the same color. White shirt with a variety of color suit effect is good. A formal occasion for a man is not appropriate to wear a bright color of the grid or suit shirt. Shirt cuffs should grow 1 to 2 cm in the suit cuffs. Wear a suit in a formal occasion must be a tie, and other occasions do not have to wear a tie. Shirt collar and tie to fasten buttons, no collar button shirt and tie should be untied.

4. Suit jacket pocket and pants pocket should not put too many things. Do not wear underwear to wear a suit too much, spring and autumn season with only a shirt best, winter shirt, which do not wear cotton shirts, wear a sweater in the blouse. Wear too much fat will damage the overall line of the United States and the United states.
Tie color, pattern should be coordinated with the suit, tie, tie length to touch the belt buckle is appropriate, tie clip wear between the shirt fifth, fourth button.

5. Brand suit cuff should be removed, otherwise do not meet the suit dress code, in elegant occasions can let a person laugh a lot.

6. Pay attention to the maintenance of the suit. Maintenance and storage of the way, the shape of the suit and wear a great impact on life. High-grade suits hanging to dry in a ventilated place and often pay attention to insects and moisture. There are wrinkles can be hung on the bathroom after taking a bath, using steam to make wrinkles start, and then hung in well ventilated place.


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