Tangzhuang

When it comes to traditional Chinese attire, Tang suit is undoubtedly one of the most iconic and beloved styles. Also known as Tangzhuang, this classic Chinese jacket and shirt combination has a rich history dating back to the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD). What makes Tang suit so special and enduringly popular? Let’s explore its unique features, history, and versatility. Tang Suit History and Design Inspiration As the name suggests, Tang suit originated from the Tang Dynasty when Chinese culture flourished in arts, literature, and fashion. The Tang Dynasty was a period of great prosperity and cosmopolitanism, where people from different ethnicities and regions gathered in Chang’an, today’s Xi’an, the capital city of the Tang Empire. The Tang Dynasty also witnessed the emergence of new styles in clothing, combining different cultural and regional influences. The design of Tang suit reflects this fusion of styles and influences. It combines the Hanfu jacket’s collar and front button closure with the Manchu-style shirt’s side slits and cuff embroidery. The result is a comfortable and stylish shirt and jacket combo that is both practical and elegant. Versatility and Modern Adaptations Despite its ancient roots, Tang suit’s timeless design and versatility have made it a popular…

Tang suit (唐装, Tang Zhuang), also known as Chinese jacket. A newer form of Qing Dynasty Magua (马褂), is a modern costume with traditional elements, based on the prototype of a Chinese traditional lapel jacket, with the addition of stand collar and western-style three-dimensional cutting.   Origin of the name of Tang suit Perhaps you may be puzzled, since Tang suit is a new form of Magua in the Qing Dynasty, why is there Tang in the name? Is it directly related to the Tang Dynasty costume? The reason is that the Tang Dynasty was a powerful dynasty in Chinese history and had a great influence on overseas countries, and in the Song Dynasty, "Tang" had become the pronoun of the overseas countries in the southeast for China. Throughout the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties, things related to China were called "Tang", and not only "Tang" was used as a proxy for the land of "China", but also the Chinese were called "Tang", overseas Chinese often call themselves "Tang people", they live in places called "Tangren Jie (唐人街, Chinatown)", so this Qing-style costume is also called "Tang suit". In modern times, the Tang suit has more diverse names, such as…