A set of clothes for traditional samurai fencing, which can also be used as everyday clothes, unlike a formal women's or men's kimono, does not restrict movement. 1. Keikogi straight, cotton, shiro musashi type - with narrow sleeves reaching no further than halfway up the forearm. Dimensions: mitake (keikogi length) 86 cm, sodehaba (sleeve length) 33 cm, sodetake (sleeve width) 25 cm.
2. haori made of high-grade green silk, decorated with gold tachi omadaka (standing water arrow) monem. The haori jacket can be thrown over the keikogi in inclement weather, or alternatively worn directly over the shitagi, which is sometimes used as a substitute instead of the keikogi. Dimensions: mijake 78 cm, sodehaba 35 cm, sodetake 45 cm.
3. shitagi gray-green silk, with painted and partially embroidered eagle motif on the rocky coast.
4. obi belt of cotton, with a touch of silk, woven by hand in a gold and dark blue check.
5. Hakama woven from silk-doped cotton, embroidered with gold thread, decorated with a motif of goshoguruma (imperial cart wheel) and hanabishi inscribed in a rhombus (rhombus of a flower). The length of the hakama is 83 cm. It is worth mentioning here that the hakama should end above the ankle, and in the case of training, maybe even a little higher, so that there is no possibility of stepping on the leg.
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