white coat or gown worn by medical professionals, laboratory workers, or cleaners

A traditional Chinese men's short coat worn over a long robe; originally a Manchu garment for horse riding, it became standard formal or casual attire during the Qing dynasty.

Traditional Chinese unlined long gown that reaches past the knees; typically buttons down the side.

unlined upper garment; traditional Chinese-style jacket; gown or robe

A close-fitting Chinese-style upper garment or shirt; usually worn directly against the skin.

A single-layered jacket or robe made of one thickness of cloth

an outer garment worn over other clothing, especially the formal jacket worn by officials during the Qing Dynasty

A light, soft shirt worn next to the skin to absorb sweat; colloquial

An unlined robe worn over a jacket or long gown.

(historical) traditional formal attire for men consisting of a long gown topped with a short jacket

A yellow mandarin jacket worn as a standard uniform by high-ranking imperial bodyguards and ministers during the Qing dynasty