Design concept of Tang suit

The main design elements are as follows: stand collar, lapel, buckle and lapel.

Collar, which originated in the Ming Dynasty, was first used for women's wear, and later used for men's wear with the arrival of the Little Ice Age.

Handicap originated in the late Song Dynasty. Pankou, also known as Panniu, was invented by the Han nationality in ancient China, and Hanfu was already used in the Song Dynasty. Xun Zi, a gold-printed lapel and folded-branch sweater unearthed from the Southern Song Dynasty tomb in De 'an, Jiangxi Province, was originally used only for women's uniforms. Belt buckles have become one of the representative parts of national costumes in China. It can be called the symbol of China tradition. Hua Kou is an ancient Chinese knot, which embodies the evolution of China people's understanding of clothing. In ancient China, long clothes were used to bind loose clothes. After the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, the skirts were gradually connected with buckles, and the cloth strips were woven into various patterns, which were called coiled flowers. The theme of the dish flower is a pattern with strong national interest and auspicious significance.

Arrow sleeve, which Zhao Ji learned from the northern nationalities when riding and shooting. It is very different from the horseshoe sleeves of Manchu mandarin jackets.

Duijian is called Duijian because the buttons are in the middle of the chest because the two are separated.

Based on the above elements, and on this basis, refer to the characteristics of Zhongshan suit.