Premium:
There are 65,438+00 to 65,438+05 workshops in Britain, such as Anderson Shepard and H-Huntsman H-Huntsman, which are top-notch in history, tailoring, craftsmanship and word of mouth.
Quasi-premium:
Other workshops in Saville Street, England, are similar in technology and technology to the super-class 10. Most of them are opened by tailors in super-first-class stores, but they have no historical accumulation and various gimmicks, and their fame is not so loud. Kiton in Italy (only Chengdu has a counter in China), Brioni (Hong Kong has a counter), Oxxford in the United States (there is no counter in China). Their crafts are all learned from Britain, but the manual content is slightly lower, about 90% to 95% are done by hand, not fully customized, mainly clothing, with a small amount of semi-customized.
Level 1:
Not an English custom tailor on Saville Street.
Italian brands such as Rubinacci, Caraceni, Attolini and borrell. Mainly ready-made, its version has Italian characteristics, but it is not easy for China people to accept. The popularity in China is extremely low, and it has a certain manual content.
The above can be regarded as the world's top men's wear in a broad sense.
The second level:
Italian professional Dzheniya clothing manufacturers represented by Dzhniya and Canali. Mainly ready-made clothes, with low manual content. Version close to Britain, in line with China people's aesthetic, a household name in China. The technology is very close to that of domestic suits, and most of them are made in China factories.
The third level:
The so-called designer store brands represented by Armani, non-professional men's wear brands, and men's wear business are mostly outsourced to other manufacturers.
Level 4:
Many domestic brands