spring

Everything is revived, and the thriving weather exudes a relaxed and warm mood. The colors of this season can be any group in the spectrum, and the transition from cool to warm colors is more common. Such as beige, light green. The fabric texture is mainly tight and elastic worsted fabric. The better structure is a well-coordinated two-piece suit plus a windbreaker.

summer

The scorching sun, the blazing heat with nowhere to hide makes us yearn for coolness. The contrast between neutral colors, white and black, and relatively weaker colors of pure matter and clear matter will be popular. For example: natural white, ivory yellow, light beige gray. Cotton, linen, and silk are the preferred fabrics for dressing this season. Simple and well-tailored, this well-crafted suit can be worn to work or to an evening.

  Autumn

The grass and trees are sparse, and the yellow leaves all over the ground should pile up a heavy harvest mood. The way of dressing composed of a group of warm fabrics is recommended. For example: brown, mustard yellow. Autumn is more about a "totally dressed" approach, a two-piece suit, a three-piece suit with a waistcoat, and perhaps a trench coat—a dashing trench coat. The choice of fabrics can be diversified, and the bulky texture and soft tailoring are worth considering.

  winter

The extreme cold is warm, and the dimness of nature creates opportunities for us to display colors, and out-of-season colors are also attractive. Of course, the conventional ones should be Tibetan orchid, dark gray, turmeric, deep purple, and brown. In winter, they can also appear in neat and perfect collocation images. This requires skill. The fabrics can be made of wool, cashmere, and camel hair. Worsted can also be spun.