korean clothes

Any variety of traditional Korean clothing.

Main categories

hanbok
Traditional Korean dress tied by a goreum.

hwalot
Bridal robe.

Topwear

durumagi
Overcoat with a tied goreum.

jeogori
Unisex upper garment of the hanbok.

jokki
Vest (shown on the left side) worn over the jeogori.

saekdongot
Hanbok/jeogori with colorful striped sleeves.

dopo
Long outer robe with wide sleeves

Legwear

chima
Long skirt. Often worn with a women's hanbok.

baji
Baggy pants bound at the ankles worn and tied around the waist. Often worn with a men's hanbok.

Undergarment

Any traditional Korean undergarments are called sokgot.

sokchima
Underskirt.

sokbaji
Undergarment in the form of pants.

• dari sokgot
  Looks something like a mawashi or fundoshi.
• soksokgot
  Knee-length undergarment in the form of shorts.
• jekosam
  Light jeogori without the string.
• noreunbaji
  Very wide pants-like undergarment.
• mujigi chima
  Full-volume underskirt.
• daesyum chima
  Tiered full-volume underskirt.
• sokjeogori
  Underblouse.

Headwear

Gat
Traditional Korean hat.

manggeon
A headband to keep a topknot in place and can be worn under a gat.

paeraengi
A gat variant, worn by commoners. Same design, but it's made from bamboo.

jeonmo
A women's hat meant to shield from the Sun. May have a veil.

sakkat / satgat
Conical hat made from reeds or bamboo strips. Use the rice hat tag.

beonggeoji
Historical military headwear.

ayam hat
Also called an aegeom, literally meaning "covering a forehead". Worn during the winter by women.

jobawi
Also a women's winter cap like the ayam.

pungcha
Unisex winter hat with a bolkki.

bolkki
Works as earmuffs and a neck warmer.

nambawi
Unisex winter hat. Sometimes a hat such as the gat or samo is worn on top of it.

hogeon
Headwear worn by young boys until around the age of five or six years old.

jokduri
A type of ceremonial crown worn during events such as weddings, often with a hwalot.

baekrip
White hat worn to funerals.

bokgeon

Samo

joujeolpung
As shown on the far right.

Hairstyle

gache
Huge, and very heavy wig worn by women.

teure meori

daenngi meori

jjok meori
Low-braided bun. A binyeo is used as a hairpin.

sangtu
Topknot hairstyle worn by married men.

Hair ornaments

daenggi
Traditional ribbon for braided hair.

binyeo
Traditional hairclip to keep a chignon in place.

Footwear

gomusin
Rubber low heeled shoes that are wide often worn with a hanbok.

beoseon
Socks worn with a hanbok.

Accessories

norigae
Charm worn on a jeogori or chima.

gatkkeun
Beads put onto the straps of a gat.

yeonji gonji
Red dots that are put on the cheeks. Can be put on the face by paint or other methods.

See also

• Jo Lolita
• Chinese Clothes
• Japanese Clothes
• Tag Group:Attire

The following tags implicate this tag: hanbok and jo_lolita (learn more).