Buddhist Accessories Store Hakama for Shinto Sashiko For All Year Horse Riding Square Gusset L Length Purple [Kyoto's Kokado] Priests, Hakama,

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【Liability】 We are not responsible for malfunctions or damages caused by improper use, such as operating the product without a transformer. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- This is a casual hakama that can be worn all year round. Men's square gusseted hakama (hakama with gusset...same pants-like as horse riding hakama) Please note that the shape of the sashinuki bakama worn at the formal festival is different from the hakama used in the white hari costume worn by the mikoshi bearers. *White coats and tabi socks are sold separately. [Note] This product is listed and sold by [Kokado, a Buddhist altar goods store in Kyoto]. Please be careful of resale sites that mark up the product price. Used by shrines (shrines) all over the country Sashiko is a general-purpose hakama that can be worn all year round, and is made with square gussets (sashiko hakama...similar to the trouser-like style of horse riding hakama) for men. Female Shinto priests should wear sashi hakama in one of the three colors instead of shrine maiden hakama, but if you wish to wear the men's hakama as is, please choose the length below the string that suits your body. Jingu hakama (for Shinto priests/shrine maidens) does not have a waist plate like regular hakama, and the front and back waistbands are decorated with threads of white string called Uwazashiito or sashimi. The attire for ordinary times, not for festivals, is called joue, and the chief priest spends his days in a white robe and a hakama of a different color according to his rank. The color of the hakama worn changes depending on the priesthood status. The 2nd grade wears a plain purple one, the 3rd and 4th grade wears a mumon (plain) white hakama, and the plain white hakama is worn by Shinto priests of other ranks (apprentices to Shinto priests, or those who are about to go to work), and regardless of their rank, they wear it to match the attire of each festival. It is also sometimes worn by the head of the shrine parishioners and musicians who play gagaku. It seems that people who do not belong to the hierarchy of priests, such as retired shrine maidens who are working as shrine maidens, and people who work at shrines, wear pine-colored hakama. Please note that the sashinuki bakama worn at the formal festival is different in shape from the hakama used in the shakucho costume worn by the mikoshi bearers. ※please note※ If the basting thread is cut, returns or exchanges are not possible. Thank you for your understanding. ■Size [S] Total length: 91.5cm (below the string 84cm) [M] Total length: 95.5cm (below the string 88cm) [L] Total length: 98.5cm (91cm below the string)