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How do you stay warm in Hanfu during winter?
Hanfu looks beautiful, but let’s be honest—winter is no joke, and I don’t want to freeze! What’s the best way to layer underneath without ruining the silhouette? And are there any coats or outerwear that work well with Hanfu and still look good? Would love to hear how people make Hanfu winter-friendly without sacrificing style!
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Winter and Hanfu do not always mix well, but with the right layering, you can stay warm without losing your style:
Layer up underneath: To keep warm, start by layering a thin thermal or long-sleeve shirt underneath your Hanfu. It won’t mess with the flowy silhouette but will keep you cozy. Make sure it’s lightweight enough that it doesn’t add bulk.
Outerwear: A long, lightweight coat or even a traditional-style cloak can work well with Hanfu. Just make sure it’s not too heavy or bulky—something like a wool coat that still maintains a sleek, elegant look is perfect.
Thermal tights or leggings: If you’re wearing a skirt-style Hanfu, thermal tights or leggings can help keep your legs warm without affecting the overall look. Go for a neutral color so it blends in, and no one will even notice!
Scarves and shawls: A simple scarf can make a big difference when it comes to staying warm. You can drape it over your shoulders or wrap it around your neck for extra warmth while still keeping the look chic.
With a little creativity, you can stay stylish and warm. It’s all about layering wisely without compromising the traditional look!
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Layer like a pro! Thermal leggings under skirts, fur-lined pifeng cloaks, or even a heated vest (yes, they exist).
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Wool-blend fabrics are lifesavers. Pair with fingerless gloves—functional and dynasty-approved.
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