The meaning of a suit

Suit, also known as suit or dress.
A suit is an imported culture. In China, people often refer to tops with a collar and lapel, three pockets, and a length below the hip line that originated from the West as "suits".
A suit broadly refers to Western style clothing, which is a European style clothing relative to Chinese style clothing. Narrowly defined, it refers to Western style tops or suits.
Suits are usually the preferred attire for business professionals and men in business settings.
The reason why suits continue to thrive is very important because they have profound cultural connotations. The mainstream suit culture is often labeled as "cultured, cultured, gentlemanly, and authoritative" by people.
Suits have always been the darling of the male clothing kingdom, and "suits and leather shoes" are often used to describe gentry and handsome men with a refined demeanor. The main characteristics of a suit are its neat appearance, smooth lines, and comfortable wearing. If paired with a tie, it will appear even more elegant and simple.
In addition, in the increasingly open modern society, suits as a clothing style have also entered the ranks of women's clothing, reflecting the independence and confidence of women and men. Some people also refer to suits as women's ever-changing jackets.
In addition, suits also have national standards.
Men's suit: GB/T 2664-2009, women's suit: GB/T 2665-2009, men's and women's trousers: GB/T 2666-2009