HANBOK

           Hanbok is the traditional dress of South Korea. At first time, it appeared at the era of Jeseon Dynasty around 1392-1897. South Korean calls it by Hanbok, while North Korea calls it by Jeseon-ot. Generally, it have bright colors with simple stripe and has not pocket. boy's hanbok and girl's hanbok is difference. For the boy, it is bigger size and simple, even though for the girl it is rather short and be marked by curve stripe with soft decoration.

          There are two parts of Hanbok. They are Jeogori and Chima or Baji. Jeogori is the upstairs dress of hanbok. Even though Chima is long dress for women Hanbok and Baji is trousers for men Hanbok. Specially,  Jeogori can be used as determine of women status. The women who not marry yet can be looked from red Chima and Yellow Jeogori. Even though, the who get married can be looked from red Chima and green Jeogori. and the past, size of Baji becomes as identity of social status.