undershirt

Japanese clothing

undershirt(zyuban)

Japanese clothesclothing

Underwear for kimono. It prevents the kimono from becoming soiled with sweat and dust. There are three types of underwear: hada-juban, nagajuban, and han-juban. Hada-juban is the lowest type of underwear and is made of white cotton to absorb perspiration easily. A hanjuban is an undergarment similar to a kimono that is worn over the hanjuban, and can be worn with a half collar to give the effect of wearing a kimono over the undergarment. Since it may be slightly visible through the sleeves and hem, it can be more interesting if you pay attention to the color and pattern of the kimono. A hanjirubin is a short underwear with a half collar attached, and is usually worn together with a hemmodukake because of its short length. When wearing a han-riban, the long lintel is not worn.

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