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1
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athletic wear
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South Korea
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Generally not worn outside of specific sports activities or exercise, and considered inappropriate as casual attire in most situations.
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1
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2
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court attire
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South Korea
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Court attire may include traditional hanbok or ao dai, reflecting cultural customs and history
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1
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3
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game attire
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South Korea
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Fans often dress up in elaborate costumes or uniforms related to the game or team when attending sporting events.
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1
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4
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game attire
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South Korea
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Go and Baduk players may wear traditional clothing and use accessories such as folding fans as a part of the cultural aspect of the game.
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1
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5
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sports attire
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South Korea
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Sportswear is usually reserved for athletic activities and is not commonly worn casually in everyday life.
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1
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6
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sports fan attire
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South Korea
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Baseball and soccer fans often wear official team merchandise and carry supportive banners
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1
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7
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tennis attire
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South Korea
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Emphasizes modesty and may include longer skirts or shorts and conservative tops.
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1
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8
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volleyball attire
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South Korea
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Players commonly wear uniform jerseys and shorts for playing volleyball.
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1
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