Deconstructed Hanfu Cardigan (201T09)

● Material Description Main Fabric: 100% Polyester Contrast Fabric: 100% Silk ● Size Guide (cm) Front Right Length: 84 Front Left Length: 102 Chest Width: 59 Shoulder Width: 59 Sleeve Length: 55 ● Product Fit (Male Model: Height 185cm, Weight 70kg) Wearing Sensation: Loose Fabric Thickness: Light/Standard Fabric Stretch: Non-elastic Fabric Feel: Smooth ● Design Philosophy ERICHAOLIC Collection NO.6 │ "Mother Island" Taiwanese culture is inherently difficult to define. When we look at Taiwan's history, it is a continuous process of meeting and merging with various peoples. Because of this, this small island carries many cultural imprints. During the Japanese colonial era, men no longer wore queues, and women no longer bound their feet, making it easier to embrace the sartorial changes brought by Japanese and Western civilizations. In old photographs, one can easily observe family portraits or street scenes where people are dressed in Chinese, Western, and Japanese styles, or a blend of Chinese and Western influences, forming a fascinating tapestry of cultural intersection. Today, streets and alleys are filled with diverse cultural collages. After the arrival of new immigrants, this small island continues to be vibrant and accommodating to all. Perhaps Taiwanese culture is characterized by its all-encompassing nature, where nothing is strange—a magical fusion born from intersection, yet representing our truest daily lives.