Types of Kimonos

There are many types of kimonos. Let us name some. A iromuji and a houmongi are formal kimonos. They are meant to be worn on weddings, tea ceremonies, and other very formal parties. Some kimonos such as the yukata are casual kimonos. A yukata is a summer kimono. They are made of a cotton or synthetic fabric. The shirokakeshita is a kimono worn by the bride during their weddings. A furisode is a kimono worn by a woman who is unmarried. A girl gets her first furisode at age thirteen. There are at least over 10 different kinds of kimonos. These are all the types of kimonos.

Tomesode

Kuro Muji

Iro Muji

Tsukesage

Komon

Houmongi

Odori Katamigawari

Furisode

Kakeshita

Shirokakeshita

Uchikake

Hikizuri

Yukata

Juban

Han-Juban & Susoyke

Montsuki

Haori

Michiyuki

Ama Michiyuki

Uppawari

Dochougi

Neneko

Happi

Hanten

Mon


 Tsunokakushi (wedding headpiece)