東莞萬江酒店制服定做報價常用指南 旺龍服飾優(yōu)選廠家

Calin以為，未來將會愈加注重制服的外觀，她說“我國女人越來越介意自個的表面。她們作業(yè)的當?shù)匾残铦M意她們的這一需求”。以New World Hotel酒吧的職工為例，“她們穿黑色短裙，搖滾風的鞋子，畫著煙熏妝，這帶給人一種非?？岬男蜗蟆?。

But China's love affair with uniforms stretches far beyond hospitality. While there is no single explanation for this, it may reflect a more inherently collectivist culture, where self-identity is shaped by group memberships. In the workplace, or in schools, people feel a stronger sense of self if they are able to define themselves as part of a group.

但是并不是一切的人都喜愛他們的作業(yè)服，來自張家口的55歲的趙（下圖左），之前是一個建筑師，如今在東直門做清潔工現(xiàn)已半年了。但是在我國，不僅僅是服務業(yè)鐘情于制服，雖然對此沒有單一的解說，但是這也許反響了一種內在的團體文明，自我認同通常體如今團體聯(lián)系中。像大多數(shù)清潔工相同，他有兩套作業(yè)服（一套是冬季的，一套是夏天的）。如今，他穿戴一套橙色的服裝，帶著一副襤褸的灰色手套，手里拿著掃帚和桶。

"I don't like the color. If I could change my uniform I'd change the color because the orange doesn't look very attractive. The uniform isn't comfortable. It's checked regularly though so we can't change it in any way," says Zhao, who says that cleaners all wear their own shoes but that their employers provide washing powder.

Don’t pin it all on millennials — but, yeah, millennials do prefer more relaxed dress codes, and experts say companies in all industries are increasingly loosening their sartorial standards in hopes of keeping workers happy.

別把這事都歸結為千禧代代的風格──雖然千禧代代的確偏好更寬松的著裝規(guī)則。專家也表明，各行各業(yè)的公司都在放寬服裝標準，期望職工能保持心情愉快。