The Name Change Of Suits

In the West, men's and women's jackets with front doors, sleeves, and the length below the hip line are generally referred to as "Jacket". In China, what people usually call jackets with banded necks at the waist and cuffs are called "JUMPER" in English and "Blooson" in French, belonging to a large family of jackets. "Suit" is also a kind of "jacket", which is called "Lounge Jacket" by the British. At the end of the 19th century, when this kind of coat and trousers were made into a "suit" with the same material and color, Europeans and Americans also called it a "Town suit". In the 20th century, because most of these suits were worn by white-collar workers active in the political and economic fields, they were also called "work suits" or "business suits".