As sport style continues its uptrend, high-neck half-zip sweatshirts stand out, favored by fashionistas.

Sweatshirts of designer brands gain traction. Irregular paneling, offbeat prints, edgy webbings or mock-layer design characterizes apparel.

Metal hardware is a key accessory for garments to play contrast with other materials. Designers use various approaches to personify items.

As the young generation rises, yellow becomes a key color. Light lemon yellow has great appeal, especially in high summer.

Nordic style goes stronger as Christmas is coming. Running reindeer deliver happiness of the holiday. Clear snowflakes are flying in the sky, while snowman and gingerbread man show the romance of winter.

As athleisure style continues to prevail, it provides inspiration to different garments. The Millennials are adventurous and prefer relaxed outdoor and functional garments. This season, racing car teams with fashion, and sport marries with urban style.

Loose sweatshirts are still hot in this season. Oversized silhouettes and untightened hems feel slouch. Basic round-neck sweatshirts are versatile, while half-zip design reinforces a sport style.

Pantone unveils Living Coral (Pantone 16-1546) as 2019's color of the year. It is a gold-tinged orange, full of vigor. Living Coral emits the energizing aspects of color found in nature, evocative of how coral reefs provide shelter. It embraces us with warmth and nourishment, and symbolizes our innate need for optimism and joyful pursuits.

Yellows are common in autumn and winter. Rusty gold and vitreous yellow we recommend here are ideal for fashion items, enticing young customers.

Sweatshirts were created in 1930s in New York. They become staples for their stylish and utility looks. Tie dye, camouflage panel or colored tape delivers a street style, enticing young customers in S/S 2020.

The rise of Chinese style drives trends. Chinese characters, dragons, beasts and cranes exude an oriental flavor. Delicate techniques create visual impacts, showing the playfulness of the Millennials.

Designers can express lots of meanings through letters. With diverse colors, different materials, and embroidery or other techniques, they can design creative patterns. The trying of different materials leaves letter design with more possibilities.

Dramatic and intense scarlet is a key color of S/S 2019 men's knitwear. The rich scarlet evolves to vivid orangeade, reflecting the playful and creative spirit of the Millennials.

Hybrid textures, small- or large-scale paneling and color blocking renew garments and create a mix-and-match style.

Oversized hoodies with elongated sleeves are coveted by those who love street style.

Panels of different materials and shapes are added to sweatshirts or sweaters, personifying simple items. Delicate techniques show vibrancy and fashion.

The S/S 2019 Color Trend – Generation Y launched in January 2018 is a deep analysis of the millennial consumers who are tired of following the same style and eager to define themselves with offbeat clothing. Bright and rebellious colors are key, of which Blazing Yellow and Deep Lavender are most recommended. Clashing colors reflect people's preference of the mix-and-match style.

With the popularity of fashionable garments, more and more fashion people have started to shift their attention to Chinese fashion. The emerging of Trendiano, GENANX, INXX and VIISHOW brings newness.

In this season, body parts like lips and teeth, hand and heart, as well as silhouettes are attractive, combining the entertainment and creation of patterns to the full.

According to the data of menswear in fashion weeks from POP, the share of green has started to increase since 2018 S/S. In 2019 S/S, the overall tones were inclined to be bright and light, and green lily will be one of the five key colors in 2020 S/S.

Splicing of knitting and weaving is hot recently. Simple sweatshirts with stand-up collar are advantageous. The collar is windproof and keeps warm.