Kimono: Kimonos, with their intricate designs and patterns, vary in style depending on the occasion, season, and the wearer's age or marital status.

Yukata: Originally worn as bathrobes, lightweight summer garments often worn during festivals and hot weather, featuring colorful and casual designs.

Hakama: Traditionally worn as part of formal attire by men and women, hakama are wide-legged trousers tied at the waist .

Furisode: are highly formal kimono worn by young unmarried women, characterized by their long sleeves, vibrant colors, and intricate patterns

•Happi: shorter, simpler jackets typically worn during festivals or as work uniforms, featuring bold designs and often displaying logos or symbols.

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