Description
Women’s Hanbok Set: Jeogori + Skirt
Product Details
- Components: Jeogori (top), skirt, brooch (delivery not possible when sold out)
- Material: Water Silk Hanbok Fabric
- Washing Method: Dry cleaning, hand wash only
- Manufacturing: Minhanbok handmade
Custom Instructions
Each hanbok is custom-made to fit your body shape, including the skirt and sleeve length. Since each product is custom-made, size exchanges or returns are not possible. Please refer to the size chart before ordering.
Ideal for Special Occasions
Perfect for:
- Wedding photography for the bride and groom
- Baby’s first birthday party
- Reception
- High-end traditional custom hanbok events
Characteristics
- Elegant Sleeve Ends: The sleeves are finished with point embroidery to add a touch of luxury.
- Split Skirt: Traditional sewing preserves the texture of the thin Hanbok fabric, giving it a luxurious and glamorous look. The winged skirt design spreads out beautifully like a lotus flower when you sit down.
- Improved Fit: Western patterned armholes improve the fit of the jeogori.
Please Note
- Accessories required for Hanbok are not included.
Washing Instructions
- Do Not Use Washing Machine
- First Wash: Professional dry cleaning is recommended to maintain quality.
- Hand Washing:
- Dissolve detergent in lukewarm water and massage gently.
- Wash separately and avoid soaking for long periods.
- Shake to complete washing.
- Drying: Lay down in the shade to dry.
- Ironing: Use the Silk mode setting.
- Storage: Fold and store properly. Do not hang on a hanger.
Made in Korea
Handcrafted in Korea, down to the last detail, with the elegance and tradition of Hanbok, designed just for you.
The knot is made up of a short knot and a long knot. The one attached to the outer part (left side of the jeogori) is the long knot, and the one attached to the inner part (right side of the jeogori) is the short knot.
- Cross the short knot over the long knot.
- 2. Turn the short knot under the long knot and pull it upward.
- 3. Roll the short knot into a circle and shape it.
- 4. Fold the long knot and put it into the short knot’s round ring.
- 4. Pull the long knot to make a knot and shape it into an appropriate size.
- 5. Hang the two knots neatly downward and you’re done!
* Marked in blue for the long knot and red for the short knot
Aveline Castaneda from Montreal, Canada –
Wearing the Minhanbok felt like stepping into a living painting. The flowing fabric hugged my curves with gentle elegance, drawing compliments from every corner of our joyous gathering.
Santiago Leon from Valparaíso, Chile –
Donning this hanbok enveloped me in grace and nostalgia. Every stitch speaks volumes about craftsmanship! An embrace of history on a festive day!