The tooling style you want, arrange it!

 The tooling style you want, arrange it!

Tooling style has always been an enduring style element in the trend circle. It has a history of more than 100 years of popularity. After so many years of ups and downs in the fashion wave, it has made a comeback again. It is suitable for men, women and children, very cool street style, handsome with a bit of uninhibited.

When wearing tooling style, if you don't pay attention, you will definitely not be handsome, and it will even look rustic. So how should work clothes be worn? What is tooling style? Let's start exploring the tooling style journey with questions!

What is tooling style?

Work clothes at that time were made of wear-resistant canvas, corduroy and other fabrics, and the multi-pocket design was also convenient for storing small parts and tools, so the shadow of work clothes can still be seen in the current work clothes style.

How many kinds of tooling styles are there generally?

American tooling style - super classic

The origin of workwear style is the United States. Later, workwear style and skateboard culture intersected, so you can see many combinations of overalls and canvas shoes. One of the characteristics of American tooling style is roughness. In order to cater to the figure of European and American men, the version is relatively loose. Although it has been improved, it is still relatively loose. If you are tall, then I suggest you choose American-style work clothes. Tall girls can also try it boldly, because the work clothes style is not only exclusive to boys, it is free and open, just like our era.

Japanese tooling style - more refined

In the 1990s, the United States had a great influence on Japan, so when the wind of American work clothes came to Japan, the Japanese also wanted to wear it. However, the American style was too big, and later the Japanese started to modify it by themselves, and retained the retro atmosphere, forming the "Ami Kaji", which is the keynote of the current Japanese workwear style. Japanese-style work clothes are more friendly to Asians. They can support work clothes without a strong body, and the improved design pays more attention to details and textures. It is more refined than American-style work clothes, and even has a bit of literary flavor.

The style of Japanese tooling has its own retro atmosphere, you can try to add some military style elements, such as army green, camouflage, etc. After all, the popularity of military style is not low now, and the two have something in common, and the effect of matching them is quite good. Because the legs of Japanese-style overalls are relatively narrow, it is recommended to match them with canvas shoes.

What are the colors of the tooling style?

On the basis of the above, the above colors are refined, such as blue ranging from dark blue to light blue, and brown refined into camel and khaki. Therefore, the color matching of tooling style clothing is simple, but classic and versatile.

What kind of fabrics are generally used for tooling style?

Canvas, plain cloth, twill, CVC and other fabrics

What are the representative items of tooling style?

Work shirts, work jackets, overalls, denim pants, overalls, jumpsuits, and work boots are all important items that are essential to create a work style.

work jacket

It is usually an oversize design with practicality as the main function. In the original work jacket, safety is also crucial, so you will not generally find any small accessories on traditional work jackets, such as bells, whistles or swinging tassels, etc. etc., so neatness is the biggest highlight of work jackets, and the colors are generally desert yellow, camouflage, and jungle green.

bib pants

The main feature of bib pantss is loose, wear-resistant, and multi-pocket. Most of them are loose-fitting, with very low requirements on leg shape, and basically everyone can easily control them. Available in strappy and straight fit options. The overalls with tight feet are more three-dimensional and stylish, and the shape of the legs is more intuitive, but relatively speaking, the tight pants are a trendy product later, and the retro taste is not so obvious. The straight bibpantss are more casual and natural, and they are much more retro. The disadvantage is that it is easy to wear short and procrastinated.

denim pants

When paired with workwear, denim jeans are a natural piece that won't go unnoticed. In the late 1800s, jeans protected workers from injury during hard work, and thick overalls were protective, durable, and cut with wide legs for greater mobility.

But the nature of the work clothes of jeans is not high, so the work clothes style is often created by matching the upper body, such as work jackets or work boots.

Overalls

The traditional overalls have a large pocket on the chest, wild and rough, and the colors are generally khaki and army green. However, with the update and modernization of fashion elements, overalls have incorporated more popular elements based on the original workwear style, such as cutting is no longer limited to loose and wide-leg versions, and the colors are more diverse.

Rompers

In addition to overalls, jumpsuits that connect tops to trousers are also standard in workwear style, but this style of wearing is not popular because it is a test of body proportions and appearance.

TIPS

Color matching is the basis for creating a tooling style. The most classic primary color of tooling is green, blue and brown, plus three neutral auxiliary colors of black, white and gray, the basic color scheme of tooling can be easily completed.

But if the overall appearance and outfit are relatively practical and echo the theme, other colors can also be used in the tooling style.

The most direct and simple way to bring the tooling style to the extreme, and to wear it with a sense of luxury is all workwear -- the whole body is full of tooling items.

Tooling style has never been exclusive to anyone. If you learn how to match it, no matter who you are, you can wear it with your own characteristics and follow the footsteps of fashion.