Korean customs clothing

Hanbok (South Korea) or Chosŏn-ot (North Korea) is the traditional clothing of Korean society. "Han" is the name for Korea, and "bok" means clothing. So, literally Koreans actually just refer to their clothes as "korean outfits". Koreans are very proud of wearing Hanbok, because Hanbok is the identity of their traditional dress. Hanbok in general has a bright color, with a simple line and does not have a pocket. Although it literally means "Korean clothing", hanbok at this time refers to the "Joseon Dynasty style outfit" commonly used formally or semi-formally in traditional festivals or festivals, such as Chuseok or Seol-nal (Lunar day).