How to Wear a Yukata

Find your favorite Yukata., Put the Yukata on., While one hand is holding both sides of the fabric together in front of your body, try to locate the center line of the garment (where the fabrics are sewed together)on the back of your body using the...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Find your favorite Yukata.

    Flip the long sleeves back over your arms, so that they won't be in your way. , Fix the garment to the center. ,,, Decide the length.

    Bottom corner of the right side of the garment should be about 4" from the ground. , Decide the length.

    The bottom corner of the left side garment should be about 2" from the ground. , Make sure to tie tightly to avoid the garment getting loose.

    Tack the Koshi-Himo in. , Make sure to do the front and the back. *This layer around the waist is called Ohashori.

    Ohashori is supposed to show below the Obi. , This one does not have to be as tight as the first one.

    Tack the Koshi-Himo ends in. , At the side pockets, pull the back fabric to the front and the pull back the front fabric over it to hide the extra fabric.

    This will make a clean side look. , Make sure to Tie an Obi around the waist for the complete Yukata look.
  2. Step 2: Put the Yukata on.

  3. Step 3: While one hand is holding both sides of the fabric together in front of your body

  4. Step 4: try to locate the center line of the garment (where the fabrics are sewed together)on the back of your body using the other hand.

  5. Step 5: Open up the garment and pull it up to the ankle level.

  6. Step 6: Bring the left side of the garment to the front and decide the length and width.

  7. Step 7: Open up the left side while keeping the length and bring the right side to the front.

  8. Step 8: Keep the right side garment and bring the left side on top of it.

  9. Step 9: Use Koshi-Himo and tie the garment around the waist.

  10. Step 10: Find the side pockets

  11. Step 11: stick both hands

  12. Step 12: and pull the extra fabric over Koshi-Himo.

  13. Step 13: Fix the shape of Ohashori and tie the second Koshi-Himo right below the bust.

  14. Step 14: If you are slim build

  15. Step 15: you may have extra fabric on the side of the upper body.

  16. Step 16: And now you are done!

Detailed Guide

Flip the long sleeves back over your arms, so that they won't be in your way. , Fix the garment to the center. ,,, Decide the length.

Bottom corner of the right side of the garment should be about 4" from the ground. , Decide the length.

The bottom corner of the left side garment should be about 2" from the ground. , Make sure to tie tightly to avoid the garment getting loose.

Tack the Koshi-Himo in. , Make sure to do the front and the back. *This layer around the waist is called Ohashori.

Ohashori is supposed to show below the Obi. , This one does not have to be as tight as the first one.

Tack the Koshi-Himo ends in. , At the side pockets, pull the back fabric to the front and the pull back the front fabric over it to hide the extra fabric.

This will make a clean side look. , Make sure to Tie an Obi around the waist for the complete Yukata look.

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