manchu_clothes

Also known as <i>Qizhuang </i>, lit. 'Banner Dress' - or <i>Manfu</i>, lit. 'Manchu clothes'.

Traditional clothing of the Manchu people in China.

Examples of Manchu clothing

Outfits

Paofu (袍服)

<i>Any type of traditional robe; all one-piece and long in design. Also known as Pao (袍).</i>

• <b>Changpao</b> <tn>(長袍)</tn>: A robe, worn by men; the Han Chinese <i>changshan</i> is an offshoot of this.

• <b>Chenyi</b> <tn>(衬衣)</tn>: A type of dress
• <b>Jifu</b> <tn>(吉服)</tn>: Worn for fesitive occasions. Subtypes includes the Jifupao <tn>(吉服袍)</tn>, and the longgua (or jifugua) <tn>(吉服褂)</tn>.

Headwear

• <b>Qitou</b><tn> (旗头)</tn>: A traditional headwear or hairstyle that crests over the crown of the head, with subtypes including the liangbatou and dalachi_(headdress).

Misc.

• <b>Matixiu</b> <tn>(马蹄袖)</tn>; lit. 'horseshoe sleeves'; semi-wide sleeves that distinctly taper inwards at the bottom.
• <b>Longhua (collar)</b> <tn>(龙华)</tn>: A white, scarf-like collar worn by women along collar-less robes.

Footwear

• <b>Qixie</b>