Costumes of Korea. :
Koreans have known since ancient national dress Hanbok (Korean Han means land refers to the combination represents a set of Korea), hanbok, both women and men are loose. For the comfort and maneuverability But let's not use buttons or use a tie instead. Set of men below contains the "Share Purchase" but the modern so-called "Pan", which refers to the outer wear "Baba Ji" as trousers loosely gathered hemline with "TM" is a strip of fabric. Tie the legs, "Saban Somers" is a short sleeve leotard inside. Jacket called "Liberty" is a long-sleeved shirt, no collar, no pocket. Current costume cultures are used only special occasions. But the streets and subways will still see people wearing some. Especially the elderly, still wearing the hanbok.
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