Korean traditional dress is one of the traditional cultural values ​​of this country. Just like Vietnam's Ao Dai, Japanese and Korean Kimino, there are also impressive traditional costumes not only for women but also for men. Fabric for making Hanbok is a ramie fabric that is woven with natural materials and dyed with naturally available products such as flowers or tree bark, then squeezed and dried. For traditional Koreans, Hanbok also has the meaning of expressing social class distinction with strict rules about symbols, patterns, colors and its symbolic meaning. For example, in the past, the Hanbox of the new elite was woven from hemp or a high-quality lightweight fabric to make the wearer more comfortable, comfortable, and lighter when the number of layers of fabric was high and the spread generally made the Hanbox quite heavy. . But ordinary people are only allowed to wear Hanbok made from simple cotton fabrics such as hemp, cotton, muslin, silk and satin. Depending on the season and different regions, Hanbok can be worn with a coat or sewn with fur lining for warmth.