In the connected waist type, it includes low waist type (waist position below the waistline), high waist type (waist position above the waistline), and standard type; Because the connection between clothes and skirts happens to be at the waist of the human body, it is commonly referred to as a "mid waist skirt" in the clothing industry. Due to its moderate height and beautiful appearance, it is suitable for women of all levels to wear.
Among the waist styles, there are shirt, tight fitting, princess shaped (with vertical stitches from the shoulder to the hem), and tent shaped (loose from the top).
Low waisted: The position of the waist is determined by the proportion of the length of the garment. If the skirt is flared, pleated, or pleated, the hem is larger.
High waisted: A skirt that fits above the waistline. Most shapes have a waistband and a wide swing. This kind of dress is also known as the (Napoleon) Empire dress.
Standard type: The waist position is at the thinnest part of the body.
Connected waist type:
Close fitting: A dress that is even tighter and more fitting than a straight and simple one. The side stitching of the skirt is a naturally falling straight line.
Featuring a princess like design: This dress features a vertically broken seam from the shoulders to the hem, embodying a curvaceous beauty. It emphasizes a waistline and wide hem. Like princess thread and knife back thread, the slit thread inserted vertically is easy to fit the body shape and create the desired shape and three-dimensional feeling.
Tent type: There are shapes that start loose and expand directly from the top, as well as shapes that extend from below the chest towards the bottom.
