Japanese clothing is costume clothing in Japanese style, from ninja suits with hoods and masks to kimono-like dresses with floral prints. You can find this range within the broader set Asian, Indian & Ninja. People choose such an outfit for carnival, a theme party, or a costume party at school, and ninja suits are also popular for children's parties and role-playing.
From bright red ninja suits to gold kimono dresses
- Red is the most striking color: the Tommie ninja suit is black with a large red dragon, while other red models feature a golden dragon on the chest.
- Black remains the classic ninja color, with variants such as black with green accents and black with pink for those looking for something slightly different.
- Blue and green appear in the Kombat jumpsuits, complete with chest pieces, arm and leg bands.
- With the dresses, it's all about shine and print: gold floral print, sparkling sequins, and shiny fabric with a floral pattern.
- One ninja tunic is black with a large red cloud print with white outlines, closed with a continuous red zipper.
Single garment or complete suit: what do you choose?
The difference between the items lies mainly in how complete they are. On the one hand, there are single pieces, such as a tunic that you receive without pants, headband, or weapon. On the other hand, there are suits with a jacket, pants, tabard, belt, armbands, leg guards, and mask in one box. A complete suit is convenient if you don't want to look for anything else, while a single piece works better if you already have black pants in your closet. The wide, kimono-like sleeves and the stand-up collar give many of these models their Japanese silhouette. In Japan itself, everyday clothing is predominantly Western, and people wear a kimono mainly for ceremonies and festivals, while the ninja is a figure from Japanese history that lives on mainly in film and stories.
Which Japanese outfit suits whom?
For women, there are dresses in Japanese style, with floral prints or sequins, usually in sizes XS to L. Japanese clothing for men here mainly means ninja suits for adults, including a mask and belt, and a samurai gi with pants. The majority of the range is for children: jumpsuits, tunics, and complete ninja sets in children's lengths, where you choose based on body length rather than age. Girls also dress up in these, as the kimono suits and Geisha dresses go up to the larger children's lengths.
Complete the Japanese costume with hair and accessories
An outfit is finished with the right hairstyle. For that, check out the Japanese wig or, for an updo with a hair accessory, the geisha wig. If you are looking for a dress with a matching look, also check out geisha clothing. The children's suits often already include a belt, mask, and headband, so you usually only need footwear with them.
Japanese clothing for carnival
You can buy Japanese clothing here for carnival, a theme party, or a costume afternoon, in styles for women, men, and children. If you choose a ninja suit, make sure the mask and belt are included. With the dresses, the print determines the character: gold with flowers or shiny with sequins.
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Frequently asked questions
What is typical Japanese clothing?
The best-known Japanese clothing is the kimono: a robe with wide sleeves that is closed with a wide band around the waist. In costume form, this is reflected in kimono suits and dresses with floral prints, often made of shiny fabric. In addition, the ninja suit is a staple Japanese costume classic, with a hood, face mask, and belt. You can find both styles in Japanese clothing, for adults and for children.
What is a typical Japanese outfit?
A typical Japanese costume outfit consists of one robe or jumpsuit plus the matching accessories. For a ninja, that is a shirt or overall with a hood, a mask, a belt, and often arm and leg bands. For a dress in Japanese style, it's all about the print and the shine, complemented by a wig or hair sticks. How complete a set is stated under the features of each item.
What kind of clothing do you wear in Japan?
In Japan, everyday clothing is largely Western: pants, shirts, and jackets like those here. The traditional kimono mainly appears at ceremonies, festivals, and holidays. For a theme party or carnival in the Netherlands, you therefore usually choose that traditional or historical look, because it is recognizably Japanese. In Japanese clothing, this translates to kimono-like dresses and ninja suits.
