In ancient China, clothing was an important symbol of one's identity and status.

The "Special Custom Order of Duc" was a special type of custom-made robe that represented the emperor's nobility and authority.

This robe was usually made of silk and embroidered with auspicious patterns such as dragons and phoenixes, symbolizing the emperor's majesty and glory.

People who wore this robe were usually members of the royal family or high-ranking officials, using it to display their status and power to the world.

The design and production of this robe required strict procedures and skills, making it an important part of ancient Chinese clothing culture.