Korea traditional men's wear

North Korean men usually wear plain jackets with waistcoats and wide trouser legs. When you go out, wear a robe tied tightly with cloth. Male shorts are also called high profit in Korean; Adult men's coats are short, with sloping lapels, wide sleeves, left slits and no buttons. Ribbons are nailed to both sides of the front lapel and tied above the right lapel when dressing. They also like black coats or other colors of buttoned back jackets, that is, "Kanjian", which is called Guke in Korean. It is usually worn on the outside of Zegori coat, and the material is satin, wool or cloth. It has three pockets and five buttons, which makes it look special.

Korean men love to wear knickerbockers, with long and wide waistbands, mostly white. Baki refers to the traditional Korean dress pants, with large crotch and trouser legs. Because traditional Korean houses have a heating system on the kang, people often sit on mats or mats. Wearing these pants is convenient for sitting cross-legged on the kang, relaxing, and the trouser legs are tied with ribbons, which can prevent cold and keep warm when going out.