What fabric is best for daily wear in Hanfu?

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• Recommended fabrics: When choosing a fabric for Hanfu, it really depends on the season and how often you plan to wear it. For daily use, cotton and linen are your best bets. These materials are breathable, lightweight, and easy to move in, making them perfect for warmer months. They also won’t wrinkle as much as silk, so you can wear them throughout the day without having to worry about the outfit looking too messy.
• What to consider for daily wear: You’ll want fabrics that are soft, comfortable, and not too heavy. If you plan to wear Hanfu often, try to avoid thicker, stiffer materials, as they can make you feel too warm and restrict movement. For cooler days, consider a slightly heavier linen or cotton blend, but stay away from the more formal, ornamental fabrics like brocade, which are great for special occasions but too much for everyday wear.
• Avoid heavy fabrics: If you’re wearing Hanfu just to relax or go about your day, skip the more elaborate fabrics like velvet or thick brocade. They’re beautiful, but they’re usually reserved for formal events and might not feel as comfortable when you’re trying to wear Hanfu casually. Instead, go for something light and easy, which still lets you embrace the Hanfu aesthetic without the discomfort.

[mdlong57]

Cotton, hands down! Breathable, comfy, and holds up for daily grind. I wear cotton Ruqun all the time—feels good, looks dope!

[April]

Uh, I’d guess cotton? Seems soft and not too fancy. Tried it once, didn’t feel scratchy or weird, so probs a safe bet!

[Allen]

Cotton or linen, for sure. Linen’s my jam in a Mamian skirt—cool, easy to move in, doesn’t cling when I’m out and about!

[Don]

Maybe cotton? Feels nice and not too hot. I wore a Hufu set in it, seemed okay for daily stuff—like, no big deal!