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Hanfu while traveling—which styles are comfy and easy to move in?
Traveling in Hanfu—does anyone else think long sleeves and layers are just not the best for sightseeing?
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Traveling in Hanfu can be tricky, especially if you’re walking around a lot or sightseeing. So, if you’re looking for something comfortable, go for lightweight, breathable fabrics. A few styles that work well:
Song-style Beizi: It’s relaxed and flowy, perfect for comfort while still looking elegant.
Ming-style Aoqun: It has a bit more structure, but it’s still easy to move around in and looks pretty stylish.
Simple Hanfu-inspired outfits: You can mix traditional pieces with more modern, comfortable clothes, like a tunic or jacket. This makes it easier to wear while still keeping the vibe.
And of course, comfortable shoes are a must! You’re going to want something easy to walk in, especially if you’re out exploring.
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Dudou (vest) + wide-leg pants. Feels like pajamas but looks ~historical~. Airport security-approved!
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Shorter qiyao ruqun – no tripping, all twirling. Pair with sneakers. Adventure-ready!
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