What are the characteristics of European, American and British suits?

European style (represented by Italian style): the suit is more rigorous and characterized by an inverted trapezoid, which is actually a wide shoulder and a waist. There is also a particularly exaggerated shoulder pad. The most obvious feature is that it is generally double-breasted, double-breasted, gun lapels, and trousers are curled.

American: characterized by a loose version, not paying much attention to self-cultivation and paying attention to comfort. Its basic outline is O-shaped, with little emphasis on waist and shoulder pads, and it is usually open-backed.

English (a variant of Italian style): English suits are mostly single-breasted, with long and narrow collars, emphasizing pinching the waist and special treatment on the shoulders. The back is usually double-slit (riding seam), and there is a slit in the middle. There are two buttons, but most of them are three.

Italian suits are suitable for people: European men are tall and slender, and they are very picky about people's bodies because they are long. People who are too short and fat are not suitable for this style of suit.

American suits are suitable for people: tall and strong men, especially obese men.

British suits are suitable for people: they are not particularly picky about their bodies and are suitable for people with average bodies.

There is also a "Japanese suit" suitable for Asians, which is characterized by an H-shaped basic outline and no version. Most Japanese editions are single-breasted with no split at the back. Suitable for Asian men, shoulders are not particularly wide, not tall or strong.

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