Korean traditional clothing, known as hanbok, is characterized by its vibrant colors and simple lines. The outfit typically consists of a jeogori (a short jacket) and a chima (a full skirt for women) or baji (trousers for men). Hanbok is often worn during festivals, celebrations, and special occasions, reflecting the wearer’s social status and regional identity. The design of hanbok emphasizes comfort and freedom of movement, making it suitable for various activities. Traditionally, the clothing is made from natural fabrics like silk and cotton, and it features beautiful embroidery and patterns that symbolize good fortune and happiness.