Hanfu Men’s Embroidered Tang Dynasty Round Neck Robe Little Prince

The round-neck robe is a type of Han clothing that has appeared since at least the early years of the Han Dynasty. It existed as underwear in the early days. After the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, it began to be worn as formal wear and became popular from the Sui and Tang Dynasties to the late Ming Dynasty.
The round neck is also called the group collar, which is actually a collarless collar. The collar is round in shape, covered with hard lining, and has buttons on the collar.
Men’s round-neck robes are mostly solid colors without patterns. Women’s round-neck robes are brightly colored and often have patterns. In the Dunhuang mural “The Dudu’s Wife Worshiping Buddha”, there is an image of a woman wearing a round collar robe.