Men's clothing refers to garments specifically designed for men, including upper wear (such as suits and shirts) and lower wear (such as trousers and jeans). It combines practicality and decorative elements, emphasizing comfort and functional design [3]. The Chinese pinyin is "nán zhuāng," which encompasses the meanings of "men's clothing" and "men's attire," forming an antonymic relationship with "women's clothing" [4-5]. In recent years, due to its durability, loose fit, and comfort, some female consumers have begun purchasing men's clothing [2]. The development of men's fashion can be traced back to ancient times. The modern men's apparel industry has experienced significant growth in the Chinese market, with the casual trend driving the rapid expansion of business-casual wear categories [1]. Industry competition primarily revolves around brand operations and supply chain management, while personalized customization and the use of organic materials further broaden consumer scenarios [3]. Some classic styles (such as double-breasted designs) have been adopted by the transgender community throughout historical evolution.