What's the difference between Korean clothing and Hanbok?

Hanbok and Hanbok are the same, but they are called differently.

Hanbok and Hanbok were originally a nation, but during World War II, the United States and the Soviet Union carved up the Korean peninsula for their respective forces, with 38 degrees north latitude as the dividing line, and then North Korea and South Korea appeared. They were originally a country.

The traditional costumes worn by Koreans are those with traditional characteristics, while the hanbok worn by Koreans is an improved traditional costume with modern characteristics. So one is tradition and the other is modernity.

Characteristics of Korean clothing:

1, men wear coats and trousers and women wear skirts. Men's wear is characterized by wearing a coat and a colorful vest with buttons. The crotch and trouser legs are relatively large, which is related to the Korean custom of sitting on the floor indoors, and also related to the need to roll the trouser legs frequently when cultivating paddy fields.

Tie a ribbon on the trouser leg. Wear robes when visiting. Women's wear is characterized by short skirts. The upper pleat just covers the chest, and the long skirt reaches the heel. The clothes of young women and girls are colorful and dazzling.

2, men and women are oblique, no buttons, tied with ribbons. The ribbon color of women's coats is darker and brighter than that of tops.

3, like to wear white clothes, known as "white compatriots" In the late 1920s, some Koreans began to wear tunic suits or suits. After the sixties and seventies, traditional costumes were gradually replaced by modern costumes. Women's clothes can be seen everywhere in various festivals, festive days and holidays.