hanbok

Traditional Korean clothing. It is often characterized by vibrant colors and simple lines without pockets. It consists of a bolero-like jacket called a jeogori and either roomy pants bound at the ankles (baji) for men, or a long skirt (chima) for women. A hat called a gat is also common.

Hanbok has a long history dating back to the Three Kingdoms period (c. 1st century BCE – 7th century CE) and has independently evolved over centuries.

Examples (women)

• Danbooru post #4546705
• Danbooru post #1970814
• Danbooru post #3781436: Hanbok with short skirt.

Examples (men)

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• Danbooru post #4906461
• Danbooru post #6621430
• Danbooru post #2605630

See also

• Korean clothes
• bokjumeoni

External links

• Wikipedia: Hanbok

This tag implicates korean_clothes (learn more).

The following tags implicate this tag: black_hanbok, blue_hanbok, pink_hanbok, and white_hanbok (learn more).