Collection photograph
The Ain Skirt
Reference TKIM-D-032
Hanbok that does not announce itself.
Current pricing confirmed in conversation.
Fit and measurements
Made to order. Talk with Eric about which measurements this piece needs. The sizing guide explains how to start.
Ordering and delivery
There is no cart and no checkout. Ordering starts with a note to Eric that names reference TKIM-D-032.
Ask Eric about timing for your piece and occasion.
Fabric and details
A slimmer chima than the Haena, built for motion first. A softer waistband that disappears under a jeogori or sits cleanly under a blouse. Modern proportions on traditional bones.
Mid-weight twill with a quiet sheen. No interfacing through the waist.
Occasion
A weekday family table at home. A Lunar New Year visit to the grandparents. The Sunday morning when a long sweater goes on first and the chima is the layer underneath. The occasion that calls for hanbok without announcing it.
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Ain is a Korean word for affection, the small kind that lives between family members at a quiet table. The chima can be loud, but the older Korean chima could also be quiet. A daily wear chima in a working household was a piece a mother put on at dawn and did not think about until evening.
This chima leans into that quiet. The body runs slimmer than the Haena, the waistband sits softer, the line through the hip stays clean. A mid-weight twill with a tonal sheen carries the silhouette without noise.
Questions about the fabric, the fit or the occasion? Ask Eric about this piece, or read the hanbok guide.
