Then there's a variant of the European suit, the British suit, which is suitable for equestrian sports and tall people. There's also the American suit, whose basic silhouette is an O-shape. But neither of them are very suitable for the body type of East Asians. So, the Japanese suit came into being.
Its basic silhouette is H-shaped, suitable for Asian body types, without broad shoulders or a narrow waist. It is the same width from top to bottom, with a gentle tapering at the waist.
However, its problem is that it cannot effectively reflect human characteristics, appears stiff, and often does not fit the body properly.
This is the problem that everyone finds difficult to solve.
There is, of course, a basic solution to this: customization.
The tailor makes clothes to fit each customer's measurements.
This can certainly solve the problem, but this kind of solo approach is not suitable for large-scale industrial production.
This has become a pain point for every designer.
Chen Dong's insights into the development and classification of suits were refreshing for the three designers.
Although they had encountered similar knowledge before, they had never seen anyone provide such a professional explanation.
This further piqued their curiosity.
With their anticipation building, Chen Dong finally got to the point.
His solution was to change the target customers.
Chen Dong's proposed solution puzzled the three of them once again.
What kind of method is this?
Are you just avoiding the question?
But they couldn't express it clearly.
Looking at their expressions, Chen Dong just chuckled to himself: "Heh, your focus is completely off."
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