Korean Pullover Hoodie

This item features a solid color fabric composition of 80% Cotton and 20% Polyester. For the Heather Grey color, the blend is 75% Cotton and 25% Polyester. The Dark Heather option is a 50% Cotton, 50% Polyester mix.

For care, this product should be machine washed. It is an imported item.

The closure type is a pull-on design.

The weight of the fabric is 8.5 oz, and it has a classic fit with a twill-taped neck.

This product is related to a recent event involving Cho Kuk, the former Minister of Justice in South Korea. Cho Kuk's appointment and subsequent resignation sparked significant controversy and protests in the country.

Cho Kuk, a professor at Seoul National University, was nominated as the Minister of Justice by President Moon Jae-in in 2019. However, Cho's nomination was met with widespread public protests and intense media scrutiny due to allegations of corruption and ethical misconduct involving his family.

The main allegations against Cho Kuk included suspicions of academic favors and financial irregularities related to his daughter's university admission and a private equity fund run by his family. These allegations triggered massive street protests, both in support of and against Cho's appointment, making it one of the most significant political scandals in South Korea in recent years.

After facing immense public pressure and criticism, Cho Kuk eventually resigned from his position as Minister of Justice just over a month after his appointment. His resignation highlighted the ongoing challenges of addressing corruption and restoring public trust in the country's institutions.

The Cho Kuk scandal underscored the complexities of South Korea's political landscape and the public's demand for accountability and transparency from its government officials. It served as a reminder of the importance of upholding ethical standards and the rule of law, even at the highest levels of the country's leadership.

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