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Tol-bok
The clothes worn for the tol (tol-bok) are
colorful, dressy clothes. They differ depending on the child's sex. Both boys and girls
wear a long tol-ddi (a belt that wraps around the body
twice) for longevity and a tol-jumuni (pouch) for luck.
Silk cloth is used to make the tol-jumuni, folded at the
top with a colorful thread pull-string to open and close. For the child's longevity buttons
are not used. (For more pictures of children's clothes, see the Traditional Clothes section.)Boy's Clothes 
-pink or striped jogori (jacket) with puple or gray
paji (pants)-striped durumagi (long jacket) and a blue vest printed with a gold or silver pattern or a striped magoja (jacket) and a jonbok (long blue vest) with a gold or silver pattern and a hongsadae (traditional belt) over it -bokgun (black hat with a long tail) -tarae-busun (traditional socks) -yumnang (traditional round shaped pouch) Girl's Clothes  
-striped jogory (jacket)-long, red chima (skirt) -gold and silver printed jobawi (hat) -tarae-busun (traditional socks) -yumnang (traditional round shaped pouch) |
| Many market areas, especially Tongdaemun Market in Seoul sell pre-made clothes. However, these items tend to be more modernized. Real traditional clothes need to be custom ordered or tailored. |
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