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HADAJUBAN

Hadajuban - Undergarment for kimono

‘Hadajuban’ is the first undergarment worn in the kimono attire. It is so named as it is worn next to the skin.

Note 1: As the kimono is cut in a straight pattern / shape, padding is often needed around the waist and/or bust. A padding similar to the one shown in the picture can be worn to fill / level off body curves. Please note that padding is worn underneath the ‘hadajuban’.

Note 2: Over the ‘hadajuban’, a second undergarment called the ‘nagajuban’ is worn to add collar definition to the kimono. Please note that the ‘nagajuban’ is not worn with a casual kimono such as the yukata.

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