Joseon

Basic Introduction to Hanbok Hanbok, also known as Joseon clothing, is a costume that originated from the Han Chinese and was modified after being introduced to Korea. It took shape during the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1897 AD). The hanbok is the traditional dress of Korea. In modern times, it has been replaced by Western attire and is typically worn only on holidays and special occasions. The traditional female attire consists of a short jacket and a wide, long skirt, which appears loose; for men, the traditional attire includes pants, a short jacket, vest, and waistcoat, showcasing unique styles. White is the basic color, and the materials and colors chosen vary according to the season and social status. During special ceremonies like weddings, even commoners wear elaborate clothing and accessories. Product Features The distinctive features of the hanbok are its bright colors and lack of pockets. It is generally believed that the hanbok possesses three major beauties: the curve of the sleeves, the white half-collar, and the shape of the skirt. Modern women's hanbok, commonly known as "chima jeogori," includes a jeogori and a high-waisted skirt. Men's everyday hanbok, called "paji jeogori," includes a jeogori and pants. When commoners wear more formal…