Chinese clothing: your questions answered.

What is the difference between Hanfu and Qipao?

Hanfu describes a varied group of clothing forms associated with Han Chinese dress. Qipao, also called Cheongsam, refers to a distinct dress form. Their silhouettes and ways of fitting the body differ. Read our Hanfu and Qipao comparison for practical details.

What does modern Hanfu mean?

In contemporary fashion, the label can describe outfits that adapt Hanfu-related details for present-day styling. The exact design matters more than the label. Compare the collar, fastening, skirt arrangement and pieces included in each outfit.

How should I choose my size?

Use your measurements and the chart for the exact garment. Letter sizes are not universal. Our measuring guide explains how to compare body and finished-garment measurements.

Does a set include everything in the photograph?

Not necessarily. Check the listed contents for the exact configuration. Hair accessories, shoes, shawls or other styling pieces should not be assumed to be included.

Can I combine Chinese-style pieces with my usual clothes?

Yes. Begin with one piece and consider its volume, length and visual detail alongside the clothing you already wear. See our modern Hanfu styling guide for examples.

Which currency are prices listed in?

Prices are listed in United States dollars (USD). Any delivery charges and applicable taxes or duties must be confirmed before purchase.

Can I place a paid order now?

Ordering is not open yet. You can explore the collection, save pieces and gather a selection in your bag. Payment and delivery details will be available before paid orders are accepted.