A jacket is a must-have in every girl’s wardrobe. You can wear it to the office with suit trousers and loafers, on a date with satin slips and sandals, or for a walk with friends with jeans and sneakers. In short, the jacket is something for every occasion. However, many people wear it incorrectly. Let’s find out what exactly is wrong. We’ve collected the three most frequently violated rules.
Rule 1: Do not button up all your jacket buttons.
According to etiquette, a single-breasted jacket should never be buttoned with the bottom button. This rule appeared in the Edwardian era (that is, at the end of the 19th century), but has been preserved to this day. The only exception is single-breasted jackets, in which case it may be buttoned.
Rule 2: Rip your jacket pockets
When you try on a jacket in a store, you’ve probably noticed that all the pockets are sewn. But this does not mean that they are decorative. It’s just that many manufacturers sew them specifically to preserve the presentation of the product. Imagine what would happen if every customer put their hands in their pockets when trying a product. That’s right, they will grow longer.
Rule No. Don’t forget 3 Slots
Unopened holes on jackets, coats and trench coats are a nuisance for all fashion editors. Manufacturers sew the jacket in such a way that it retains its shape and presentation for a long time (read: while hanging in the store). However, you need to take it back after purchasing it because the slit at the back of the jacket is necessary to prevent the product from hindering movement.
Source: People Talk
Elizabeth Cabrera is an author and journalist who writes for The Fashion Vibes. With a talent for staying up-to-date on the latest news and trends, Elizabeth is dedicated to delivering informative and engaging articles that keep readers informed on the latest developments.
