France is recognized as the most elegant and noble French cuff shirt, famous for its beautiful sleeves and cufflinks. Unfortunately, at present, most shirts in the domestic market are mainly American style. The characteristics of American shirts are the same as those of American suits, which are relatively loose and don't pay attention to fit. Wearing a tie on the collar of a shirt is often not obedient. The collar of a standard American shirt has a button at the collar tip. It is a common practice to fix the collar in the visual center with the button. Of course, this has a lot to do with American history and culture. Let's take a look at how French shirts deal with the problem of collar fixation.
French shirt. There is a hidden groove behind the collar, and a special metal collar brace is inserted to keep the collar straight. This ingenious method can not only keep the collar at a straight angle when wearing a tie, but also make the collar stand 90 degrees when not wearing a tie. The effect of this high collar will naturally reveal the taste of nobility, and the simple and tidy buttonless collar looks very comfortable. In particular, the collar of French shirts is more than 8 mm higher than that of ordinary shirts to fully display the special effect of this collar. If shirts are decorative, French men's shirts are more advanced than American or other styles, that is, French sleeve folds. The lining part of the cuffs of French shirts is twice as long as that of ordinary shirts. When wearing, the long part should be turned over, parallel and close together, and then fixed with beautifully made cuff links. Note: at this time, the front of the cuff looks not round, but dripping. Seen from the side, the shirt cuffs are exposed from the suit cuffs, and the shape is wide and vertical. The button is inlaid with metal or other materials, and even with gems. French cufflinks with different shapes look beautiful and charming. Decorating cuff links with jewelry style not only avoids low-grade cuff links, but also avoids complicated decoration at the neckline.
The shirt sleeves on the cuffs and suit cuffs are looming, which not only seems a little subtle, but also makes people feel a little more amazing when exposed. In addition to the special collar and cuffs, the French shirt is cut very close to the body, creating a slender and elegant feeling, so its back will not be pleated. There is no front patch on the front of the shirt, and the reinforced part of the buttonhole cloth is placed inside, so that the uneven contraction of the seam will not occur after washing the front patch, and it will look more concise when you don't wear a tie. There is no patch pocket on the left chest, which is also one of the characteristics of French shirts. All these * * * isomorphisms form the six characteristics of French shirts. It is often misunderstood that a French lapel shirt is a French shirt. This understanding is not comprehensive. Some shirts on the market only have the characteristics of one or two French shirts. At most, they can only be called cufflink shirts or cufflink shirts, not French shirts. BVANE shirt, represented by the official, originated from the classic European dress culture and is a rare authentic French shirt product, which has been sincerely praised by the tasters who really understand the European dress culture for many years.