List of Japanese traditional dress and wearing occasions
♥ Kimono - Traditional Japanese dress worn by both men and women on formal occasions
♥ Yukata - A summer kimono, usually made of cotton or synthetic fabric, worn at summer festivals and firework shows
♥ Komon - Kimono with small, repeated patterns all over the fabric, worn for casual outings or at home
♥ Furisode - Long-sleeved kimono worn by unmarried women, usually very colorful and decorated
♥ Kitsuke/Iromuji - Simple, solid color kimono suitable for tea ceremonies, flower arranging, or other traditional arts
♥ Haori - Hip- or thigh-length kimono jacket worn over kimono by both genders
♥ Hakama - Divided or undivided skirt worn over kimono, traditionally worn by men but now also by women
♥ Getas - Wooden sandals worn with kimono, with or without tabi socks
♥ Tabi - Ankle-high, split-toe socks worn with kimono and getas
♥ Kanzashi - Hair ornaments like hairpins worn in traditional hairstyles with kimono
♥ Obi - Kimono sash tied around the waist, decorative and helps hold kimono closed
♥ Zōri - Flat, thonged sandals made of cloth, leather, vinyl, felt, or lacquered wood
♥ Fundoshi - Traditional loincloth underwear worn by men underneath kimono
♥ Montsuki kimono - Formal kimono with family crests on the chest, shoulders and back for men
♥ Susoyoke - Short vest like garment worn by young children (both girls and boys) together with kimono
♥ Happi coat - Short cotton jacket embroidered with family crest, worn during festivals
♥ Jinbaori/Kataginu - Armoured sleeveless jackets worn over armor by samurai
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