The definition of modern fashion has expanded its meaning beyond the simple value of clothes to express their own unique personality. It serves as a medium through a variety of ways to convey the emotions and personalities of the fashion designer. In this study, publications such as the leading research papers, Internet, newspapers, magazines, and survey on the domestic and fusion Hanbok friends will be perused to research on redesigns in the fashion industry. They will be explored to understand how redesign impacts the fashion industry. Also, recyclable modern Western clothing and old Hanbok (traditional Korean dress) will be mixed and matched by using the structural components without altering their original garment components in order to create a redesigned a modern fusion-Hanbok. This redesign work will be presented to show the utilization of recycled clothing. This study shows that clothing materials are diverse and is possible to change one form to another while maintaining the original structural form. This design combined elements from Korean traditional clothing and Western modern clothing to exhibit the broad application of redesigned clothing. Taking consideration of old and discarded clothing and increased interest in reused clothing materials, it is necessary to develop and invest in redesign fashion to conserve resources and protect the environment.