Four Pieces

An anti-wind cloak style of Hanfu is designed with four pieces of garment panels for the front and back. The two front pieces are symmetrically placed on the sides of the front, while the two back pieces are symmetrically placed on the sides of the back; between the two front pieces of the cloak, a front opening is reserved, and within the seam between the front opening and the attached placket, a neck tie ribbon is sewn; at the bottom end of the center line, the hemline of the skirt is drawn in a semi-circular shape to the side seams, forming the bottom edge line of the cloak. Within the neckline of the cloak, an anti-wind hood is set, with a middle piece in the center of the hood and two anti-wind side pieces symmetrically sewn on both sides of the middle piece. At the lower end of the anti-wind hood, a neckline is reserved, and within the neckline of the anti-wind hood, another anti-wind hood is set. This utility model uses winter clothing fabrics, with the cloak designed as four pieces with a front opening. The front and back pieces of the cloak are designed as skirt-style scalloped edges…