Yukata

• One layer Summer Kimono.
• Made: Cotton, Linen, Polyester.
• Characteristics: Easy to wear, easy to maintain, Not require lots of accessories.

Hadajuban / Yukata Slip

• Yukata underwear.
• 1 piece and 2 piece designs are available.
• Worn directly on the skin.
• Short sleeve.
• Invisible from outside. Protect your kimono from body sweat.
• Make the kimono slippery and easy to move

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Koshihimo

• Tie Strings. Stabilize a Yukata

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Obi

• Yukata Obi: Long and wide Flat Obi sash.
• Be able to make various Obi knot shapes.

• Pre-tied Obi: Obi with pre-made knot.
• Very easy to wear.
• Recommended for someone new to Kimono

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Geta

• Geta: Wooden sandals. Often with teeth and fabric thong

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Kanzashi

• Kanzashi hair piece
• Perfect accessory for any kimono tyling

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Mae ita / Obi ita

• Obi ita plate
• Inserted between the layers of obi in the front to keep the obi looks neat

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Datejime

• Midium width tie belt
• Tied around the waist over a Juban or Kimono to stabilze the length and collar area

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Kinchaku Bag

• Fabric bag for a Yukata or Casual Kimono.
• Excellent addition to the perfect Yukata styling

Kimono

• 1 or 2 layer kimono
• Made: Cotton, Wool, Polyester, Linen, Silk
• Casual Kimono: Cotton, Polyester, Wool, Linen, Silk
• Formal Kimono: Silk, With family crests

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Hadajuban

• Kimono underwear
• 1 piece and 2 piece designs are available
• Worn directly on the skin
• Short sleeves
• Invisible from outside.
• Protest your kimono from body sweat
• Make the kimono slippery and easy to move

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Juban

• Kimono undergarment
• Worn between a Hadajuban and Kimono
• Long collar and sleeves
• Slightly visible from the outside
• Make the kimono slippery and easy to move
• 1 piece Juban and 2 piece Juban available

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Haneri

• Collar piece
• Sewn on to the Juban collar
• Prevent Kimono cover from getting dirty with body sweat
• Various designs available. This collar piece design could change your Kimono style classic, elegant, modern fun, and etc...

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Koshihimo

• Tie Strings. Stabilize a Juban, Kimono, and Obi

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Datejime

• Midium width tie belt
• Tied around the waist over a Juban or Kimono to stabilze the length and collar area.

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Mae ita / Obi ita

• Obi plate
• Inserted between the layers of obi sash in the front to keep the Obi being neat

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Obi

• Obi sash
• Various types of Obi sash styles are available based on the Kimono rank
• Casual Obi: Heko Obi, Hanahaba Obi, Nagoya Obi
• Formal Obi: Nagoya Obi, Fukuro Obi

Obimakura

• Obi pillow
• Used on the Obi knot in the back to create the volume and and stabilize the Obi

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Obijime

• Obijime strings
• Tied Over an Obi and creates an accent to kimono styling
• Stabilize the Obi sash
• Often used with an Obidome

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Obiage

• Obi age fabric
• Placed over an Obi and creates a great accent on Obi
• Hide the Obi makura in the back

Tabi

• Kimono socks.
• Tabi separates the thumb and other toes.

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Zori

• Zori: Kimono sandals without teeth.
• Variety materials available such as vinyl, rice straw, lacquered wood, and leather.

Kanzashi

• Kimono Hair piece
• Kanzashi is a great addition  to create a perfect kimono look

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Korin Belt / Corin Belt

• Kimono collar belt
• Clip both ends to each side of the collar to stiblize the collar opening
• Can be used for Juban or Kimono

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Obidome

• Obi accessory
• Used for a type of obijime called "sanbuhimo"
• In general, Obidome is the only jewely worn with a kimono
• So many deisgns available
• Fun to create your own classic, elegant, modern look and more with an Obidome

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