Hanbok + Korean celebrations
Hanbok for your day.
Traditions for your family.
From a hundred days to sixty years.
New to these traditions? Each page explains what happens, who it honors and how long to plan. Eric helps families with the ceremony and the hanbok for it.
돌Dol
A first birthdayA child's first birthday, with the doljabi table and hanbok for the family.Explore dol
폐백Paebaek
A wedding ceremonyThe small ceremony inside a Korean wedding: bows, tea and blessings from both families.Explore paebaek
백일Baek-il
A baby's 100th dayA baby's hundredth day, often a quiet gathering with white rice cake.Explore baek-il
환갑Hwangap and gohi
60th and 70th birthdaysHonoring an elder with a set table, family bows and a shared meal.Explore hwangap
추석 · 설날Chuseok and Seollal
Harvest and lunar new yearThe two family holidays, kept at home with charye or chudo yebae.Explore the holidays
한복Hanbok for the day
Modern and children’s hanbokPieces chosen with you for the occasion, by inquiry.See the collection
Find the hanbok that feels like you.
Collection photograph
Hanbok sourced in Seoul, inspected in San Mateo. There is no cart and no checkout. Every order starts as a conversation with Eric.
Photographs worth pausing for.
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Eric, his mother, and the details that matter.
A family business connecting hanbok with Korean celebrations. Eric helps you find the right pieces and plan for your occasion.
A family business.
The Korean In Me has served families since 2017.
Every order and every celebration starts with a conversation, and Eric answers each note himself.
The people behind The Korean In Me.
From the families
“Our paebaek ceremony was one of the highlights of our wedding, and the hanbok made the entire experience feel elegant and authentic.”
“Our daughter's dol celebration was unforgettable. The hanbok photographs turned out beautifully, and everyone kept asking where we found them.”
“The hanbok was absolutely beautiful and modern while still honoring Korean tradition. I received so many compliments throughout the wedding.”
Tell us what you’re celebrating.
A dol, a wedding, or hanbok for your family. Start with a few details and talk with Eric. You can write before you have a date or know every tradition.