The hanbok we wanted. So we made it.

The Korean in Me.

My mother, Mrs. Lee Youngsook, came to America carrying very little. But she carried her knowledge of Korean tradition, the recipes she still cooks every week, and what it means to make something by hand with love.

This atelier exists because of her. Every hanbok I source, every fabric I touch, every piece I pack for delivery, it is my way of keeping the Korean in me alive.

When you wear one of these pieces, you are wearing something that carries that same intention. Made by hands that care. Chosen by someone who understands why it matters.

Eric Lee, San Mateo CA

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