Here is one of our customers who ended up renting the 100th day hanbok for Baek-il from us and then later renting the first birthday (Size 1) hanbok from us later for his Doljanchi. Kids outgrow their hanboks, so renting is a practical option instead of buying one! Our hanbok rental selection is always being updated and we are open to adding more - feel free to contact us if there is a specific design you are trying to locate.
Showing posts with label 100th day hanbok. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 100th day hanbok. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 4, 2017
Rent 100th Day Hanboks and Korean First Birthday Hanboks!
Here is one of our customers who ended up renting the 100th day hanbok for Baek-il from us and then later renting the first birthday (Size 1) hanbok from us later for his Doljanchi. Kids outgrow their hanboks, so renting is a practical option instead of buying one! Our hanbok rental selection is always being updated and we are open to adding more - feel free to contact us if there is a specific design you are trying to locate.
Monday, April 11, 2016
100th Day Baek-il (백일) Hanbok Rentals
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Korean 100th day birthday (Baek-il) continues to be favored tradition among Koreans and Korean Americans alike. One hundred days after a baby is born, Koreans have a small feast to
celebrate the baby's survival and health. The celebration is usually held at home and is less elaborate in comparison to
the Korean 1st birthday (Dol) party. Rice cakes, red bean cakes and other traditional Korean
food is usually provided.
Little Seouls has several 100th day hanbok rentals available for boy or girl!
Since they are 100th day hanboks, the sizing is equivalent to US Size 3 to 6 months.
Click here for littleseouls.com and go to Party Rentals.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Learn how to wear a Children's Hanbok
Watch and listen in Korean and see how to wear a girl and boy's hanbok.
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Adorable Hand-made Hanbok



Look what a friend of ours did! She made a 100th day hanbok and first birthday "dol" hanbok for her daughter! Instead of the traditional 2 piece hanbok, she made hers a one-piece dress style. Her daughter (pictured above) just looks gorgeous in it. Can you believe she didn't use a pattern or anything?
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