Modern Hanbok Suit – White Top and Black Skirt

Hanbok are usually characterized by bright colors and simple lines without pockets.
Although both variants of the name can be translated simply as “Korean clothing”, in modern times both refer to a specific suit dating back to the Joseon Dynasty.
The costume is used as semi-formal or formal wear at traditional celebrations and entertainments.

Washing:

The costume must be hand washed.
1) Fill a bathtub, sink or other container with water
2) Choose a warm to slightly warm water temperature. Add a teaspoon of detergent and let it dissolve completely.
3) Rinse and repeat. Drain the sink or tub and fill it with cold water for rinsing. Rinse the clothes until all the soap is removed.
4) Gently squeeze out excess water. Do not wring with force, as this could damage the fabric fibers. Place a dry, lint-free towel on a flat surface.

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