Men and women have different styles although there are times
where it seems like the clothing is very similar. There are some great garments
that may have a similar look, but the template for the designed may be tweaked
a little for another gender.
When it comes down to the difference between clothes for men
and women there are some incredibly discreet details in place. People that look
at the end results may not even notice the difference, but there are definitely
some different cuts for the opposite sex.
It may all start with the buttons. Men have buttons on the
right; women have buttons for shirts on the left. This something that is clear
in the design template, but it is rarely noticed in the end result. It would
take a man trying on a woman's shirt or vice versa for the difference to come
to light.
Another thing that is different is the sleeves. For most men
the sleeves on a template are very straightforward. The design will either be
long or short. Most of the time the shirts fit snug around the arms. There is
room to move, but a man's shirt will hardly ever be loose around the sleeves.
Women, on the other hand, will have more shirt styles with a loose look. Many
female garments will have wider shirt sleeves regardless of the size of the
female.
Men and women also have different clothes in concerns to
their pants. It's somewhat ironic, but the bottom of half of most clothing for
men and women is the opposite of the top half. Women may have wide sleeves, but
most trousers are tight or firm fitting. Men, on the other hand, like to have a
little leg room. This puts a stark contrast between trousers for men and women. Take a looks at these Dickies pants for example. It's clear to see the differences between the pants types even for work clothes where fashion is at a low concern.
This contrast is marked even more by the different length
and styles that are available. Females, for example, may have trousers that
have slim fit with wide leg room. Others may have a pair of trousers that can
be rolled up. A lot of the different styles near the leg area are designed to
accommodate females that wear high heels.
The trousers that can be rolled or similar to Capri pants
that resemble long shorts. This variation in size is also common with the
sleeves for female clothing. Men, unlike women, do not have three quarter
length sleeves.
