Experts studying in Canada pointed out that there is a saying in China that people who come back from abroad have "three spirits", namely "speaking with foreign flavor, spending money cheaply and wearing rustic clothes". On the other hand, it also reflects the Canadian clothing culture. People in most parts of Canada are not enthusiastic about the pursuit of domestic famous brands, and there are not many famous brand fashion advertisements in various media. Except where a few rich people gather, most shops cut prices to attract business. Canadians who pursue famous brands are mostly teenagers. Apart from loving dogs and worshipping some star players, and having a general preference for some sporting goods such as Nike, I know little about many well-known brands popular in Europe and Asia.

Young Canadians like clothes that reflect the pace of modern life and make the wearer look smart and capable, such as denim series.

When attending the wedding, men wear suits or casual clothes, and wear casual clothes without ties. Women, on the other hand, should not dress up too brightly to avoid usurping the role of the host, nor should they wear white or beige series clothes, because white, which symbolizes purity, belongs to the bride. At the church wedding, men wear dark suits and ties, while women wear more solemn dresses. When visiting a friend's house or attending a banquet, men should wear a full set of dark suits, and women should wear formal dresses, but they can wear a little makeup, not too thick.

If it is an informal banquet, or if you are familiar with each other, men can wear coats and trousers of different colors, and women can wear dresses or tops as a whole. The color of the dress should not be too conspicuous and the style should not be too strange. When attending a funeral in Canada, men should wear a full suit and a plain or black tie, while women should wear a conservative plain dress. It is not advisable to wear gold ornaments, silver ornaments and heavy make-up to show condolences to the deceased.