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Article: If you're choosing an obijime...

If you're choosing an obijime...

Hello, this is Yukiwa❄.

This is sudden, but!

What criteria do you use when choosing an obijime?

Perhaps the first thing that catches your eye is the color.

Because this is the outfit.

The dress code is a group of "X color", and a kimono and obi would take up too much space, so I think I'll try wearing accessories instead.

Like lipstick in makeup, an obijime can change the overall impression with just a small area.

I think color is definitely a top priority.

Now, next.

What kind of obijime is used so often?

What color or design do you like?

Personally, though...

Color is important, but more importantly, it's important that it's "well-formed and doesn't crumble easily."

I think that's a very important priority.

On the day when you take the time to choose a kimono instead of Western clothes

A day that's a little more special than the others.

On days like that, you want to wear items that you don't have to worry about coming undone.

So... how do you choose an obijime that will tie well?

For example, if you buy it in store.

It's almost impossible to actually tighten it.

In such cases, one way to check is to touch it a little.

Try to hold it lightly.

Or try standing it up a little.

Or try to bring it a little closer.

The obijime that is tightly fastened is,

If you hold it lightly, the shape of your hand will remain firmly in place.

If you try to stand it up lightly...it stands up.

If you move it a little closer, that part will become congested.
(The center part is tightly packed and a little thicker.
do you understand??)

You don't need that much force.
Rather, it's a change that can be achieved with just a little force, like using your fingertip.
You can tell by just touching it a little.
(You'll need to get permission from the store, of course.)


When shopping online, you can't touch the product.
In that case, the first thing to check is the word "teguumi."
The obijime hand-assembled by skilled craftsmen is sure to tie well!

Also, on this site we try to comment on the feel a little, such as "When I squeeze it tightly, it feels like it will tighten particularly well."

However, this is also a personal feeling.
It said "it will tighten well" but it doesn't tighten.
We are unable to accept such complaints, so please be aware of this.

Of course, this doesn't mean that obijime that don't have such comments can't be tied.

While respecting your favorite color
Please feel free to use this as a bonus when making your purchases.

See the image of our shop's obijime here↓↓