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和服的束腰被稱為「帶」（讀作Obi）。男用的帶樣子扎實，顏色以黑灰藍三色為主，圖案絕不花哨，男用腰帶的種類主要有3種，分別是角帶, 兵兒帶和三尺帶。 與此相對，女性的腰帶設計比較多樣化，有的甚至分好幾層，用料，圖案，繩紐的選擇也相當考究，款式上主要有丸帶跟袋帶兩種。 值得一提的是，不要以為商店賣的和服價錢裡包含腰帶的部分，腰帶通常都是要單買的，且價格不菲哦，好的腰帶往往是吸引眼球，並提升整套和服價值與品位的關鍵配件，隨隨便便找一條繫上可是不行的。 3. 領口「頸」觀. 對外國人來說，這一點不仔細看或許不會察覺，男版和服的領口很貼後頸，後頸幾乎是被完全遮擋的。
2019年11月8日 · An obi (帯) is the belt that holds the kimono tight. While men's obi have three main types—kaku-obi (角帯, stiff obi), heko-obi (兵児帯, casual obi) and sanjaku-obi (三尺帯, three-foot-long obi)—women have three times the variety, the more common examples
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2016年12月5日 · You can choose to purchase the Evangelion x Full Graphic Kimono on its own for US$1,944, with the obi included for $2,138, or for $3,145 you can get the robe and obi set, plus a special hanger on which you can proudly display your one-of-100 limited-edition
2017年3月14日 · The beautiful outer sash that's highly visible is the obi (帯). The obi hides away any excess fabric and (for women) helps keeps the wearer's waist small and posture straight (similar to a corset). Men's obi are much simpler, thinner and less restrictive.
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