In ancient China, the clothing of the emperor was very exquisite.

The emperor's clothing was divided into three parts: the upper garment, the lower garment, and the robe.

The upper garment had different styles such as round collar, crossed collar, and straight collar.

The lower garment had different types such as skirts and pants.

The robe was the most commonly worn clothing by the emperor, consisting of a long gown and a mandarin jacket.

The emperor's clothing not only had to conform to etiquette norms but also reflect his status, position, and cultural cultivation.

Therefore, the design of the emperor's clothing in ancient times was very meticulous, and the production process was also very sophisticated.