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Hi, sorry if this has been asked already..but what did people (like in the Tang Dynasty) wear during the winter? We see a lot of light hanfus, but I’m assuming they made ones out of thicker materials and fur for cold weather? Hi, I’m glad you love my blog! I discussed what people wore during winter here and here, so please check out those posts if you haven’t already! Basically, during winter people generally wore their usual styles of hanfu, but with thicker materials (and wool, fur, etc) & more layers to keep warm. Thanks and love your blog! Recent years have seen an impressive increase in the number and variety of winter hanfu available on the market. For example, below are Tang dynasty-style winter hanfu from 如是观. There’s actually a logical reason why Tang-style hanfu seems lighter than other styles. Conversely, Ming-style hanfu seems warmer than other styles because the Ming dynasty’s climate was relatively colder! As mentioned in this post, pink short cheongsam the climate during the Tang dynasty was actually warmer relative to other dynasties. Now I’m not a climatologist so I can’t verify how accurate these statements are, but it’s quite fascinating if true. For more resources, please check out my winter wear tag.
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