Dress Requirements For International Etiquette

The overall requirements for clothing in international social occasions are simple, generous, neat and decent. The clothes should be ironed and pressed, and the trousers should be ironed out. Collar cuffs should be clean, leather shoes should be oiled and polished. Wear long sleeved shirts to put the front and rear sides in the pants and not to roll up the cuffs. Wear short sleeved shirt and hem not in your pants. Don't roll up trousers. Under no circumstances should shorts be included in foreign affairs.

Take part in all kinds of activities, enter the indoor area, pick up the hat, take off the coat, raincoat and overshoes. Men are not allowed to wear hats and gloves at any time. Women are allowed to wear gauze gloves, gauze masks, hats and gloves indoors.

To receive foreign guests at home or in a restaurant, do not barefoot, and not only wear underwear, pajamas and shorts to receive guests. To participate in foreign affairs activities, clothing should be simple, generous and clean. Men can wear Western-style clothes or national costumes in addition to wearing Chinese tunic suits. Sightseeing can be worn in casual clothes. If you wear a suit, you can wear a tie and unbutton the first button of your shirt. In summer, in addition to Chinese tunic suits, Western-style clothes and ethnic costumes, general shirts and short sleeved open necked shirts can be worn. When attending ceremonial ceremonies, formal banquets, meeting foreign guests and other activities, they should wear Chinese tunic suits, Western-style clothes or national costumes. Women can wear the following garments according to their seasons and activities: Western-style clothes (trousers or skirts) or ethnic costumes; Chinese jackets with skirts or trousers; dress; Qipao. Summer can also wear shirts with trousers or skirts. When participating in foreign affairs activities abroad, clothing should generally respect the host's requirements and local habits.