What are the men's wear in Ming Dynasty?

Men's wear in Ming Dynasty mostly followed the Song and Yuan styles. Civilians often wear narrow-sleeved variegated collars and six-piece patched hats. Ordinary literati wear jade shirts and tile towels. The official and aristocratic costumes still take off their coats and sleeves. The yamen soap handyman wears a lacquer cloth crown, peacock feathers, a blue cloth gown, a tight hem and a red cloth ribbon around his waist. The junior catcher wears a small hat, Tsing Yi, red cloth armor and a green ribbon around his waist. As for the prosperity of the city, although it is worn by silk, there are only two colors: blue and black, and the collar is only protected by white silk or silk to show that it is different from the servants. Women's wear mainly includes narrow-sleeved tops, armor, long skirts, coats, backs and gowns. Noble women wear high crowns decorated with gold, silver and pearls, and double-breasted shirts with big sleeves, which are knee-length; Under the long skirt, there are usually tangled branches embroidered. Ordinary women can only wear purple coarse cloth according to the regulations, and gold embroidery is not allowed; Robes can only be used in light colors such as purple, green and pink, and red, crow green and yellow are not allowed. As for shoes, officials wear shoes or boots, and Confucian scholars often wear black double-sided shoes; Most people wear shoes, especially in Jiangnan area. They wear sandals in spring, summer and autumn. It's cold in the north, so people usually wear straight-stitched cowhide boots. Most women bind their feet, and their shoes are bent and pointed, which is tacky.