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Jeogori(저고리), Chima(치마), and what to wear Today I would like to briefly show you some random Hanbok pictures I took recently. 1. Jeogori (저고리) Jeogori (저고리) is the basic upper garment of Hanbok. It is worn by both men and women, and Koreans use various types of fabric and a wide variety of colours to make jeogori. For...
< Cheonuimubong(천의무봉) > Image from Cheonuimubong Instagram Most Koreans used to (and still do) look for Hanbok for their wedding or the first birthday of their children. As I have mentioned before, Hanbok was seen as boring, uncomfortable, and too unpractical for daily wear. People would only wear them on New Year's Day(Seolnal, 설날) or Chuseok(추석) and preferred western style...
'Cheonuimubong(天衣無縫)', the elegant & stylish Hanbok shop CHO Young-ki, Hanbok designer & owner of Cheonuimubong Hello everyone! Today I would like to introduce you to my favourite Hanbok (traditional Korean clothes) shop in Seoul, Korea. Hanbok was once seen as the uncomfortable, outdated and old-fashioned 'nanny' clothes. But now, it has become the new fashion trend among many...
Hello and welcome to Hanbok Dubok, Korea's Hanbok treasure-hunters! Hanbok Dubok is a blog dedicated to Korean Traditional clothes (Hanbok) and culture. We are interested in traditional costume as well as 'Modern Hanbok'. Even though the focus of this blog is on traditional Korean clothes, we will post often about traditional culture and art in modern Korea (and the...
