Three-Color Sleeve-Dragon Cross Collar [San Se Xiu Long Jiao Ling]
Technical details
About this item
Sleeve dragon
This cross-collar set is cut in three colors: ivory, crimson, and black. Each sleeve carries a gold dragon. Gold embroidery runs along the collar, the front opening, and the hem.
The name comes from that sleeve dragon, not from a wholesale slogan. The round fan, the sword, and the hair ornaments are props in the photographs.
Where the design begins
Ivory and crimson share a row of red round ornaments down the front, a patterned belt, and fine chains at the waist. The black robe has a sheer outer layer over a darker inner robe, a vertical gold floral border, and the same gold dragon on the sleeve.
The source frames show no bust, length, or fiber content, so none is invented here. A fur-collared cape appears only in one paired frame, not in the solo frames.
Verse aside
A dragon on the sleeve
Three colors, one collar
Wide sleeves to the ground
Chains at the waist
The side note is thematic, not a platform claim.
![Three-Color Sleeve-Dragon Cross Collar [San Se Xiu Long Jiao Ling]](/pub/media/catalog/hanfu/detail-lock/463/detail-ai-lock-537ae893416b1bc3.webp)
Crimson and black
On the crimson robe the sleeve dragon is clear, the waist chains fall at the side, and the hem is edged in gold. The black robe is sheer at the outer layer, with a vertical gold floral border from collar to hem. The sword in the hand is a prop.
![Three-Color Sleeve-Dragon Cross Collar [San Se Xiu Long Jiao Ling]](/pub/media/catalog/hanfu/detail-lock/463/detail-ai-lock-0f124b3cb308dedf.webp)
![Three-Color Sleeve-Dragon Cross Collar [San Se Xiu Long Jiao Ling]](/pub/media/catalog/hanfu/detail-lock/463/detail-ai-lock-a6dab5e0c04bfb37.webp)
Fur collar, one frame only
In this paired frame the crimson robe wears a white fur collar cape, and the black robe wears a black fur collar. Gold borders of the robe still show beneath. Solo frames show the cross-collar robe without that cape, so the fur collar is not written as part of every color.
The cape belongs to this pair, not to all three colors.
![Three-Color Sleeve-Dragon Cross Collar [San Se Xiu Long Jiao Ling]](/pub/media/catalog/hanfu/detail-lock/463/detail-ai-lock-98b730be5b05f206.webp)
![Three-Color Sleeve-Dragon Cross Collar [San Se Xiu Long Jiao Ling]](/pub/media/catalog/hanfu/detail-lock/463/detail-ai-lock-0f4db234a6a5a79d.webp)
On the ivory robe the gold dragon on the sleeve is the clearest in daylight. A row of red round ornaments runs down the front, waist chains fall below the belt, and the gold hem reaches the ground. The round fan is a prop.
Worth keeping
- Three colors: ivory, crimson, and black, all cross-collar with wide sleeves
- Gold dragon on the sleeve; gold embroidery at the collar and hem
- Ivory and crimson: red round ornaments, waist chains
- Black: sheer outer layer, vertical gold floral border
- The fur-collared cape appears in only one paired frame
- Fan, sword, and hair crown are props
- Size follows the size axis
Care note
The source frames include no care label. Embroidered garments should be hand-washed gently, or placed in a mesh bag on a gentle cycle. Do not soak them for long, and do not tumble-dry on high heat. Hang them in the shade and let the folds relax.
Check the color against the garment you receive and the photographs here. Light shifts the tone slightly. Patterns on the fan, the sword, and the hair ornaments belong to the props, not to the robe. The fur collar appears only in that one paired frame.