Onderbroek

Zijden vrouwenonderbroek van het type tansokkot. Het is een uitbollende korte broek die onder ander ondergoed werd gedragen. De bollende vorm deed de rok uitstaan. Ramie of hennep werden in de zomer gedragen, zijde of katoen in de winter. Women of the Chosŏn Dynasty yangban class had a special interest in underwear. To give a full silhouette to a skirt, ch'ima, seven or eight layers of underwear were worn. This item is a woman's inner petticoat called tansokkot. It is shorter than an outer slip. The legs are wide like underpants and part of the bottom is closed like underwear. These bloomers were made of soft cotton or silk in the winter, and hemp or ramie in the summer. The custom of underwear began to change from the 1920s, simplifying bloomers to panties.