The word kimono literally means "wear thing" (着物) and was historically a word meaning clothing. However, today it has come to mean a particular type of Japanese traditional garment.
Kimono are full length robes with wide sleeves that are cut in straight lines. Kimono are secured with the left side over the right and tied with a wide, long belt known as an obi.
Traditionally, Kimono were made of silk.
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How expensive is a real kimono that is not made by silk but polyester?
What is the difference between a formal or casual kimono?
How long is a typical obi? How wide? Are there variations?
What are the variations in prints on Kimonos? Usually floral? Sakura seem like a big theme.
Can men wear Kimono? What is the difference between a man's and woman's Kimono.
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