How to create locally distinctive work uniforms?

Soil culture is an important source of innovation for all works. Clothing design has a dual factor, being both a product and an artwork. As a type of clothing, work clothes need to be developed with local characteristics. How to excavate the elements of local cultural characteristics and apply them to work clothes to create local style work clothes is a problem that we need to consider in our design.

Japan's clothing culture has received widespread attention from the world, and the reason for this is that while it integrates into world culture, it also highlights its own cultural characteristics. But Japan's clothing culture is not simply a kimono culture that people understand. If you use kimono as a reference every day to promote Japanese culture, then Japanese culture will never become popular. When you completely abandon the concept of kimono and design with a fashion sense, you may find that the innate culture will consciously emerge. The difference between Japanese fashion culture and the emphasis on curves in European and American fashion is that it is another form that deviates from the curves of the human body.

In this regard, Japanese designers are good at combining with local culture, not following the crowd, but using their own language to make the world understand their clothing culture.

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