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Best Hanfu for Everyday Wear?
I’m looking to buy a Hanfu, but there are so many styles and types that I’m not sure where to start. I’m especially interested in Hanfu that’s high-quality but also practical enough for everyday wear. Does anyone have any recommendations for styles that are comfortable and versatile for daily use? I’d love some suggestions!
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Hey! Totally get what you mean – it can be a bit overwhelming with all the different options out there. For something high-quality but still wearable on a daily basis, I’d recommend looking into simpler styles like a “Ruqun” or “Zhichang” – they’re elegant but not too fancy, so you won’t feel over-dressed. You can also look for pieces made from cotton or linen, as they’re breathable and comfy.
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Song dynasty beizi (jacket) + slim pants. Feels like a chic cardigan but with ✨ancient scholar✨ energy. Throw it over a graphic tee + sneakers. No tripping on skirts between classes.
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Ming mamianqun (horse-face skirt) in black or navy. Pair with a tucked-in turtleneck + ankle boots. Structured enough for the office, zero folds to fix. Looks like a fancy pencil skirt – sneaky trad vibes.
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Tang shan (cropped top) + high-waisted linen pants. Breastfeeding-friendly? Check. Kid spills wipe off? Check. Add a crossbody bag + sandals. Stroller-ready Hanfu hack: tie sleeves into knots to avoid snack-hand grabbers.
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Ku (wide-leg Hanfu pants) + sports bra. Throw on a sheer pi (overcoat) for ‘did she just do yoga or time-travel?’ vibes. Breathable, hides sweat, and pockets (!!) for your keys.
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Zhiduo (loose robe) in earthy linen. Belt it with a woven scarf + layer over jeans. Roll sleeves for café sketching. Bonus: hides pajama pants. #CasualHermitCore
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Dudou (vest) as a crop top + high-waisted jeans. Subtle floral embroidery = ‘is that Hanfu or Urban Outfitters?’ Pair with hoop earrings. Hanfu lite for the win
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