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There has been active research on a set of Daesam(大衫) for queens in Joseon with abundant research results accumulated. However, there has been insufficient work on the context of the early 17th century when they had to make the wedding costumes for queen with almost all of the materials including Uigwe(儀軌) destroyed during Imjinwaeran(壬辰倭亂). There remain questions about how patterns were expressed in a set of Daesam, what colors and shapes were used to make Daesam, when the decoration of Daesam with rank badges began, and what comprised a set of Daesam. This study set out to investigate the situation in the early 17th century when the wedding costumes for queen were made following Imjinwaeran based on the Seonjo Sillok(宣祖實錄), which includes records about the preparation of the wedding ceremony between King Seonjo and Queen Inmok in 1602, and Uiin Wanghu Inmok Wanghu Sang Jonho Junggungjeon Wangseja Chaekryedogam Uigwe(懿仁王后仁穆王后上尊號中宮殿王世子冊禮都監儀軌), which contains records about the investiture ceremony of Queen Yu(King Gwanghae
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