Details for TETEROT SALON Canvas Blouse
This blouse takes its wrap-front shape from the Jeogori, Hanbok's traditional upper garment. A fabric tie closes the front at the side in place of buttons, echoing the traditional Goreum fastening. Here, the sleeve is cut as one piece with the body, dolman-style, rather than set in separately, giving the shoulder a softer, more draped line than a fitted Jeogori sleeve. The three-quarter sleeves finish in a buttoned cuff, and the waist gathers slightly before flaring into a short peplum. Teterot Salon describes the piece as a bridge between Korea's traditional dress and modern elegance, simple enough to layer with everyday clothing.