Naga-juban is an ankle-length underwear to wear under the traditional Japanese kimono and show it’s collar by attaching Han-eri to Naga-juban, harmonizing with top Kimono. People also wear Hada-juban and Susoyoke (kind of petticoat) or slip dress for kimono under Naga-juban.
It’s important that the sleeve and length of Naga-juban goes with a kimono, and moreover, how you put Naga-juban on would make how you look nice.
There is a limit of kind of cloths and patterns for formal kimono. Rinzu, Chirimen, Habutae and polyester are used for textiles, and Ro, Sha and linen for summer kimono. It has to be white cloths for formal wear but is used dyeing patterns for usual.
Showing Han-eri, as mentioned above,and Naga-juban from under cuff of kimono, you can enjoy your stylish coordinates and this harmony is one of the most beautiful parts of kimono. Recently there is one separated top and bottom. Men also can enjoy coordinates of Naga-juban and Kimono fashionably.
We do not make ohashori, folding cloth up to down around waist, for wearing Naga-juban. So it is measured length of Naga-juban for fitting size.
For men, it is made same length with top.