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Black and white pen and ink drawing by artist Gretchen Shields. Woman is wearing traditional head wear and holds a toy in her hand. child is also wearing traditional han-bok and reaches up to the woman.
Woman wearing a purple shot silk han bok dress and jacket. Jacket is of teal and green shot silk and tied in the front. Woman is walking in a lawn with shrubs in the background.
141 Korean Han-Bok
Photo of back of pattern cover. Cover shows description of pattern, views, fabric suggestions, and size and yardage charts.
Woman wearing a purple shot silk han bok dress and jacket. Jacket is of teal and green shot silk and tied in the front. She is standing in front of a white backdrop.
Back View of a woman wearing a purple shot silk han bok dress and jacket. Jacket is of teal and green shot silk and tied in the front. She is standing in front of a white backdrop.
Woman wearing a purple shot silk han bok dress and jacket. Jacket is of teal and green shot silk and tied in the front. She is outside in a lawn. Photo is close up of the front of the hanbok..
Woman wearing a purple shot silk han bok dress and jacket. Jacket is of teal and green shot silk and tied in the front. She is standing in front of a white backdrop. Photo is a close up of the front of the hanbok
Photo of young woman and young girl standing side by side outdoors in the Han-Bok.
Young woman walking in han bok. Photo of upper dress and jacket. Photo shows front v-neck and tie as closure for the jacket.
Young girl in action walking with han-bok held in hands. Photo shows movement of dress and drape in action.
Black and white pen and ink drawing by artist Gretchen Shields. Woman is wearing traditional head wear and holds a toy in her hand. child is also wearing traditional han-bok and reaches up to the woman.
Woman wearing a purple shot silk han bok dress and jacket. Jacket is of teal and green shot silk and tied in the front. Woman is walking in a lawn with shrubs in the background.
141 Korean Han-Bok
Photo of back of pattern cover. Cover shows description of pattern, views, fabric suggestions, and size and yardage charts.
Woman wearing a purple shot silk han bok dress and jacket. Jacket is of teal and green shot silk and tied in the front. She is standing in front of a white backdrop.
Back View of a woman wearing a purple shot silk han bok dress and jacket. Jacket is of teal and green shot silk and tied in the front. She is standing in front of a white backdrop.
Woman wearing a purple shot silk han bok dress and jacket. Jacket is of teal and green shot silk and tied in the front. She is outside in a lawn. Photo is close up of the front of the hanbok..
Woman wearing a purple shot silk han bok dress and jacket. Jacket is of teal and green shot silk and tied in the front. She is standing in front of a white backdrop. Photo is a close up of the front of the hanbok
Photo of young woman and young girl standing side by side outdoors in the Han-Bok.
Young woman walking in han bok. Photo of upper dress and jacket. Photo shows front v-neck and tie as closure for the jacket.
Young girl in action walking with han-bok held in hands. Photo shows movement of dress and drape in action.

141 Korean Han-Bok

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Misses Extra Small to Extra Large; Child's 4-14.

This sewing pattern for the traditional costume of Korea is composed of two garments; the chogori, or short jacket, and chima, or full dress. The wrap dress drapes gracefully and the jackets ribbon accented V-neck draws attention to the face.

The dress (chima) is pleated to a band above the bust, wraps in back, and ties in front. 

The Jacket (chogori) has elegantly shaped sleeves, wide cuff bands, and narrow ribbon trim along the neckline. It crosses in front and ties in a single knot bow with tails that drape towards the knee.

Wear both components of the han-bok in the traditional way, the dress alone as a sheer summery sundress, or the jacket as a dramatic art-to-wear companion to a simple dress or tunic.

Pattern includes historical notes about the Han-Bok and design motifs from different periods of Korea's history. Note: the bows on some of our models are not tied in the traditional and correct manner. The correct bow tie is to have a single loop and one longer 'tail' on the tie.

This pattern is available as a Paper pattern and PDF pattern. Choose the
pattern format you want in the drop down menu. The PDF pattern has instructions and files for copy shop (36” and A0), print at home (A4 and 8.5”x11”)

Suggested fabrics: For Dress, sheer or lightweight fabrics with drape, such as silks, cottons, rayon, or polyester blends. For Jacket,  lightweight fabrics with more body, such as linen or taffeta.

Yardage chart (.pdf)

Yardage chart (pdf) if you want to make the dress and jacket from separate fabrics.

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