Imperial red Ming brocade long jacket with ivory undergarment

Inspired by the sartorial elegance of the Ming dynasty, this traditional Chinese outfit combines deep red with a sumptuous gold brocade pattern. The stand collar, cross-over closure, and wide sleeves emphasize the distinctive silhouette of women’s Ming-style clothing.
The gold embellishments on the collar, closure, cuffs, and hem provide a refined finish. The outfit includes a long red jacket and an ivory inner garment with a stand collar and pipa-shaped sleeves.

✨ Gold-thread weaving

Weaving with gold threads is an ancient luxury technique, often reserved for court or ceremonial clothing.

🌸 “Zhuanghua” embroidery

“妆花” embroidery is a complex technique that emerged during the Song dynasty and was perfected in Suzhou. It involves creating detailed patterns - often floral or figurative - that stand out in relief from the fabric.

Traditional Chinese clothing: women’s hanfu inspired by the Ming dynasty (明制)

Main color: deep red, with gold patterns
Outer garment: long jacket with a stand collar, cross-over closure, and wide sleeves
Inner garment: ivory top with a stand collar and straight closure
Outer fabric: decorative-pattern brocade, made to measure
Lining: four-way stretch fabric
Composition: 100% polyester
Finishes: piping and gold embellishments on the collar, closure, and cuffs

Care instructions

• Opt for gentle cleaning suitable for decorated fabrics.
• Avoid heavy friction on embroidered or gold patterns.
• Do not use bleach.
• Store the garment away from moisture and direct sunlight.