Chang Feng, the person in charge of the Hanfu category on Weidian, told the Sino-Angle client that the prices of Hanfu in the market vary greatly, ranging from as low as 50 yuan to over ten thousand yuan. “The main difference in price is primarily due to the cost factors affecting the price of Hanfu, such as craftsmanship and fabric. Some fabrics cost more than 8,000 yuan per meter, so the selling price is naturally higher. However, consumers are not all chasing high prices; ‘cabbage price' Hanfu also has a large audience.”
Not every style is called Hanfu. Many people start without understanding Hanfu and then wear ancient costumes that are not Hanfu. Another issue is the lack of investment. To wear it well, the necessary accessories should not be missing. Many people buy a set of ‘cabbage price' Hanfu on impulse and do not want to invest more in accessories, leading to situations like wearing Hanfu with sports shoes. Furthermore, the wearer's understanding of the culture affects their demeanor. Looking good is one thing, but if their behavior does not match their attire, it will affect their overall aura.
A thousand or so is not that expensive, right? Some might be more expensive, like Minghua Hall… But there are genuine Hanfu at cabbage prices too! For example, sets for 200 yuan! Uh… there is definitely a distinction between authentic and knockoff. You can tell by the name; for instance, knockoffs often include words like ‘ancient costume,' ‘dance costume,' ‘photography studio costume,' etc. You can also look at the seller; if they sell a mix of everyday clothes and Hanfu, just skip it (don't believe in ‘Republican-style Hanfu'; it's too much, really some sellers label it like that). If the pictures don't match the description, they are using internet images, which are knockoffs (like imitations of Rongji from Yunshuyuan). That's about it.
In recent years, the Hanfu market has developed rapidly, with a significant increase in growth. The main consumer group in the Hanfu market is young people, especially students, who make up a large proportion. Due to limited income sources and weak purchasing power, ‘cabbage price' Hanfu is highly sought after in the market. This issue collects some of the currently available, ultra-low-priced, bright red Hanfu and recommends them to everyone, hoping to provide a reference for fellow enthusiasts when buying Hanfu. For specific details and information, please contact and communicate with Hanfu merchants.
Lanruoting's sudden exit has cast a chill over the booming Hanfu industry. This brand, known for its cabbage prices and high cost-effectiveness, was once hailed as the ‘Xiaomi' of the Hanfu world, with prices often half or even lower than those of competitors. In July last year, it announced a clearance and restructuring, and soon closed its Taobao store. In recent years, with the intensification of internal competition in the Hanfu market and the ongoing impact of the pandemic, several brands have announced closures or restructuring, including Lihuadu, which has millions of followers.
In recent years, with the increase in Hanfu merchants, the prices of Hanfu have been pushed down. Previously, 99 yuan was considered the lowest price for ‘cabbage price' Hanfu, but competition has driven industry development, making ‘cabbage price' Hanfu more common. Sets now cost around 100 yuan, and even many sets within the hundred-yuan range are increasingly available. ‘Cabbage price' Hanfu is truly cheap, with many merchants offering high-quality, low-priced Hanfu. Sales are naturally evident—like Shiyu Hanfu, which releases new series featuring ‘cabbage price' Hanfu, thus boosting sales even more.
Many student groups love wearing Hanfu. Most of the revivalists in the Hanfu movement are students. However, for students, buying a set of Hanfu still presents many challenges. The high entry price of Hanfu has deterred many enthusiasts, while a small number of students opt for knockoffs due to the high cost, which is hard to understand. In fact, there are many attractive ‘cabbage price' Hanfu options available. If you find ‘cabbage price' Hanfu too expensive, ‘grassroots price' Hanfu is tailored for you, allowing students to save on meals to afford it.
In recent years, the Hanfu market has developed rapidly, with a significant increase in growth. The main consumer group in the Hanfu market is young people, especially students, who make up a large proportion. Due to limited income sources and weak purchasing power, ‘cabbage price' Hanfu is highly sought after in the market. This issue collects some of the currently available, ultra-low-priced, pink Hanfu and Han elements, and recommends them to everyone, hoping to provide a reference for fellow enthusiasts when buying Hanfu. For specific details and information, please contact and communicate with Hanfu merchants.
Pinduoduo's authentic ‘cabbage price' Hanfu? Unboxing an 8-yuan ‘cabbage price' Hanfu, is there any surprise? Many girls love Hanfu, which is both beautiful and elegant, showcasing personal charm and promoting traditional culture. Many girls prefer to buy Hanfu online when choosing. Next, I will recommend some affordable Hanfu shops on Taobao. Check them out quickly. Han Shang Hualian
Recently, while watching many Hanfu short videos, I noticed that some videos labeled as ‘affordable cabbage price' were actually much more expensive when checked on Taobao. For example: someone took Dongmu's [Meng Naihe] as ‘cabbage' (Hey! Brother, did you check the shop price when making the video {Deposit: 99.99¥ Final Payment: 400¥}) and even someone considered Qinghuan Ji's [Red Lotus Flame] worth thousands as ‘cabbage'!!! (I almost fainted) When did thousands of yuan Hanfu become as common as cabbages? In my opinion, ‘cabbage price' should be around 200 yuan or less. After all, I am really poor! (Since this is my first time posting such a special article, please bear with me.)