Cloak, the difference between cloak and cloak

The difference between a cloak and a coat lies in its appearance. A coat covers clothes and can be used to keep out the cold. This is a style with a straight collar, big sleeves, edges and a belt in the middle.

A cloak is a coat with a straight collar, a pair of lapels, a tie, two long sleeves and two underarm slits.

The coat is great; Cloak introduction

Coat is one of the traditional costumes in Hanfu, also known as gown, which evolved from Taoist cranes. At that time, this kind of clothing was only allowed for men. It belongs to a kind of men's blouse, which is characterized by large sleeves, wide overall and lace-ups, and is only worn as a formal uniform.

Cloak is a kind of Hanfu, which refers to a coat worn on the shoulders to keep out the wind and cold. It can also be used for command and identification. It can be worn outdoors or indoors.

Cloak prevailed in Ming and Qing Dynasties. Judging from many portraits and notes, cloak was a popular costume in Ming Dynasty.

Generally, cloaks have two functions, one is to keep out the cold, resist wind and sand, and keep warm. Because of the harsh fighting environment, they can also be used to dress wounds and stop bleeding.

Second, it has the same command and identification function as a flag. Generally, cloaks can be worn casually, but not everyone can. Only officers with certain positions can wear it.