What is Hagori? Can you wear Hagori everyday?

"Hagori" is a type of Japanese kimono, and those who don't know much about Japanese dress culture may be puzzled. But if you change the word after I believe we can understand, that is China's "robe".

What is Hagoromo

Hagoromo (はおり) is a kind of Japanese clothing. It is worn on top of a long garment with small sleeves for the purpose of cold weather and dress. Hagori has been used since the late Muromachi period, but it is only in modern times that it has become common.

Hagoromori is a type of Japanese clothing that is commonly worn over a kimono. The front of the hagoromori cannot be closed, and there are no buttons or zippers as there are in our everyday clothing, so hagoromori is considered to be a form of dress in Japan. This kind of Japanese clothing now spread to China, but also a kind of trend symbol, inside with a loose t-shirt, wear a pair of jeans, casual and temperament. Nowadays, Hagoromo has been improved to look very good, with ink and watercolor totems printed on it, making it more charming, and some Hagoromo has knitted embroidery on it, giving it a classical style. Nowadays, it is a kind of everyday jacket, and it is a great way to wear it on the street. Fei wei is as a different from the daily clothing clothing, by many consumers love, we are feather wei its internal charm infected, but also love the feather wei version, atmosphere and elegance, wear after very unique, more can show their temperament.

Feather weave can be daily wear

Today's society is very diverse and inclusive, very tolerant, so we will be feather weave as a daily coat wear, there is nothing inappropriate, if you love this aspect of the clothing culture, through the wear, but also give people a refreshing visual experience, the same are clothing, and there is no difference, not to mention wearing a very favorite clothing out. There is no difference, let alone wearing one's favorite clothes. Feather weave in Japan itself is used as a kind of jacket, set outside the kimono, to prevent the kimono dirty, stained, but also play a role in preventing cold, warmth, in fact, with our usual role in wearing a jacket is the same, feather weave as a daily coat is just a change in the form of clothing, the other does not have any different, in-depth study of the Japanese feather weave audience is a different experience of feather weave and feelings, so in this very tolerant era, we can also give a new visual experience through wear, there is no difference, let alone wearing their own very favorite clothing out.

In this very tolerant era, it is possible to wear Hanabori as a daily jacket out of the house.

Habori how to match

Habori can be matched with a kimono inside, you can also casually match with a dress or jeans, Habori is a kind of Japanese kimono, has gradually become a very popular style of clothing, can be worn as a daily coat. Hagori as a kind of kimono, mainly as a cold, dress and other purposes, worn on the outside of some clothes, itself inside is with the kimono, with the development of this kind of clothing, can be used as a normal clothes to wear, inside can be according to their own preferences with some of their favorite clothes.

It looks like the feather weave and the Chinese robe is very similar to the ground, but in fact, the difference is still very big, the length of the feather weave is generally shorter, but most of the robe is a long robe, just a little bit similar to both.

The sleeves of modern feather weaving are generally divided into two kinds, one is more everyday, one is very wide, more distinctive and retro, can be worn directly open, you can also use the belt to tie up casually, inside with a halter dress, wear it will be very nice. If you want a more modern and stylish feel, you can wear it with a simple T-shirt and jeans inside, which will be very fashionable and foreign. More than the general cardigan, many young people also prefer the feather weave, the style is more casual, a lot of Harajuku style can also be paired with feather weave casual wear, can show a new kind of feeling of feather weave.

What are the rules of hikari

Hikari was originally a male garment, but women began to wear it only after the promotion of the equality of the four peoples in the Meiji period, and it was forbidden by the Shogunate to wear it until then. Between the Taisho and Showa periods, the length of hayashi was knee-length. Around the 30th year of the Showa period, the short type that came up to the knee length became the mainstream, and now the mainstream is the knee-length hayashi.

The men's hanabori is the regular clothes that evolved from the dingy hanabori that was worn over the armor. After the Edo period, although the public could wear it, it is said that it was limited to the heads of large merchant houses and above, and women could only wear a trench coat.... The term "men's hosiery" is generally used to refer to "Nakahosi". In addition, there is also "Matsumoto-haori," "Nagahaori," "Chahaori," and "Natsu-haori," which are used for dresses. The kimono is now worn even if it is not a traditional kimono. Nowadays, you can wear Kimono without Hagoromori.

Hagoromo can be worn indoors without taking it off, but it can not be used as the first choice of dresses, and it is mainly used as a loungewear, and whether it is worn outside or at home depends on the fabric and the pattern. There are also lace, suit material, embroidery and other materials close to the dress material of the feather weave. Men's hosiery is the equivalent of a jacket in a suit, and it is necessary to wear it when wearing a dress, and the time and occasion for wearing it is determined by the fabric, pattern, and whether or not it has a tattoo. It can be worn as a daily wear, and it has a shoulder lining on the inside of the feather weave in the cold period.

Hagoromo is equipped with eyelets, which are small rings through which the laces of the hagoromo are passed, or they are sewn onto the fabric from the beginning. In the Meiji Taisho period, most of the eyelets were higher up, about where the backing of the obi was; in the Showa period, most of them were lower down, between the obi and the sash, with the knot roughly equal to the sash; in the Heisei period, they were located in the center of the obi, in both high and low places, and in different colors; and in the modern era, most of them are sewn-on eyelets.