Obi (Polyester belt; 3.5 meter, blk)...................$29.99
Obi (Polyester belt; 3 meter, red, navy, purple, blk)...29.99
Obi (Polyester patterned belt; 4 meter, various colors).46.99
Obi (cotton patterned belt; 4 meter, various colors)....77.99

Keiko-gi (short sleeve cotton/poly; S, M, L)............54.99
Keiko-gi (short sleeve cotton/poly; 2L).................63.99
Keiko-gi (short sleeve cotton/poly; 3L).................71.99
Keiko-gi (short sleeve cotton/poly; 4L).................82.99
Keiko-gi (short sleeve cotton/poly; 5L).................93.99

Hakama (polyester; size 21 to 27)......................116.99
Hakama (polyester; size 28 to 29)......................124.99
*For wide sizes add $35.00
Tabi (cotton split-toed socks, 22.5 to 28 cm)...........24.99
Tabi (cotton split-toed socks, 28.5 cm to 30 cm)........27.99

          

*Special orders only
Kimono (wool, half-length)................................ASK
Shita-gi (cotton, half-length underkimono)................ASK
Hakama (wool/striped pattern).............................ASK



Measuring Clothing
As a general rule Japanese sizes run small
compared to American sizes. Precise measurements
will ensure the best fit.						
											
KEIKO GI: Measure around the chest and waist

HAKAMA: Measure around the waist. For men measure
from the navel to a point in line with the ankles.
Women generally wear their hakama higher on the body
so measure about midway between the waist and breast
to a point in line with the ankles.

TABI: Use standard U.S. shoe measurements

KIMONO: Measure around the chest and waist.
Measure sleeve length from the middle of the back
to the wrist of outstretched arm