What are the specific differences between British style and Italian style men's wear?

British style, simply understood as "British style" (Britain is also called Britain), originated in Victorian England. The characteristics of English style are natural, elegant, subtle and noble. It adopts Scottish plaid, good tailoring and simple and slim design, which embodies the gentlemanly demeanor and aristocratic temperament, and has a taste of European academic style.

British men's wear:

Proper tailoring, proper dress and the embodiment of details are the characteristics of English formal dress. Linen shirts, soft scarves and more casual pants all give men a sense of leisure without losing the taste of a gentleman. Leisure and stability, stability contains youth. A pair of suitable shoes will make a man wear a special temperament. Today, this pair of shoes is retro without losing the sense of leisure, which makes the whole style reflect the feeling of being a steady British gentleman without losing humor. A pair of exquisite socks, but the overall shape of the bonus, the color of the details make its relatively simple men's wear have different colors.

Italy is a Ming Sao school.

The climate in Italy is better than that in Britain, which is warmer to the south, so clothes are usually brightly colored. Suspenders, underpants and even barefoot shoes can all be regarded as Italian elements.