(1) Uniforms can be classified into three categories according to different industries: industrial uniforms. According to its industry classification, the uniforms of the primary industry can be divided into: uniforms for agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fishing, hunting and mining; Uniforms in the secondary industry can also be divided into: professional clothing such as manufacturing and civil construction; The tertiary industry is all other industrial sectors except the above-mentioned primary and secondary industries, and this kind of professional clothing can be divided into uniforms for public utilities (power supply, gas supply, transportation, posts and telecommunications); Financial and insurance (banking, trust, insurance, etc.) uniforms. ); Uniforms for machine maintenance industries (auto repair, parking lot and other maintenance industries, etc.). ); Uniforms for service industries (restaurants, hotels, hairdressers, beauty salons, casinos, etc.). ); Uniforms for culture, education, health and scientific research (schools, aviation institutions, libraries, medical care, etc.). ); Freelancers (law, accounting, journalism, corporate intelligence, advertising, construction services and various consulting agencies, etc.). ) uniforms and the like. When uniforms are classified according to different industrial structures, they can be further subdivided according to the characteristics of specific industries. For example, transportation uniforms can be divided into different uniforms for automobile transportation, ship transportation, air transportation and other transportation. Furthermore, for example, uniforms for automobile transportation can also be divided into drivers, ticket sellers, ground crew uniforms and so on. The unique type of uniform is military uniform, which is a major category of special uniforms. According to the arms, it can be roughly divided into uniforms of land, sea, air, armed police and special forces, and can be further subdivided.

(2) Uniforms can be divided into pure textiles, blended fabrics, furs and other materials according to the different materials selected. Pure textiles include cotton, hemp, wool and silk of natural fibers; Chemical fiber viscose, nylon, acrylic fiber, spandex, polypropylene fiber, chlorine fiber, Teflon, etc. Blended fabric refers to a fabric made by blending two or more materials. Fur uniforms are divided into two categories: natural fur and artificial fur. Natural fur includes animal fur and leather. Artificial fur includes plush camel hair, flocking, artificial leather, synthetic leather and other chemical leather; Other materials mainly refer to all kinds of wood, chitin, plastics, metals, etc.

(3) Uniforms can be divided into three categories according to different climates: seasonal, regional and meteorological. Seasonal uniforms can be divided into winter, summer, spring and autumn uniforms; Regional uniforms can be divided into cold zone, tropical zone and temperate zone uniforms; Meteorological uniforms can be divided into winter clothes, summer clothes, wind, rain, radiation and other uniforms.

(4) According to their different functions, uniforms can be divided into protective, bandaged, tied and sanitary uniforms and accessories. Protective clothing includes weather-resistant clothing, protective clothing and special clothing. In addition, there are corresponding accessories, such as scarves, headscarves, glasses, masks, earmuffs, gloves, shoes and so on; Dress uniforms can be divided into social use, work use, ceremony use, etc. , and correspondingly equipped with ties, bow ties, belts, hooks, etc. Accessories for binding include rope, belt, belt, belt, etc. Accessories for identification include armbands, badges, collars, badges, labels and ribbons; There are handkerchiefs, masks, gloves, shoulder pads, waist pads, knee pads and foot pads.

(5) Uniforms are divided into gender category, dress category and position category according to different human bodies. Gender differences include men's wear, women's wear and general-purpose wear; There are coats, jackets, underwear, bottoms of coats and conjoined clothes in different clothes; Different parts include the first dress, trunk clothes, gloves, sleeves and so on.

(6) According to the style and structure, uniforms can be divided into different professional clothes, such as close-fitting and loose, tight-fitting and open, front-opening, side-opening, back-opening, and pullover-type separation and connection.

There are other ways to classify uniforms. For example, by covering the state, by different colors and patterns, by production methods, and so on. Anyway. The classification of uniforms must be based on professional characteristics. With the continuous development of society, the continuous progress of science and technology, the application of new materials, new technologies and new processes, the gradual refinement of industry division of labor, the possible birth of new industries, new categories of uniforms will continue to emerge.