Adherents of the martial art of karate put on a kimono before a fight and in training, which is not as easy to put on as it seems. At first, the master necessarily helps the student to put on a jacket and trousers correctly, thereby revealing some points of the philosophy of combat, which the athlete learns.
Instructions
Step 1
Examine the product carefully, find all the belts and loops on it. Try to imagine how the fabric should lie and how the canvas should articulate.
Step 2
Start putting on your uniform with your pants. Turn them over so that the lace loops are at the front. Put on and then pull up the belt to a comfortable position. Once you have made the waistband fit, pass the laces through the loops and tie in the center of the front.
Step 3
Put on the jacket as usual, while you will see four laces, two on each side, they keep the floors closed and prevent them from swinging open during fights and training. Smell the right floor, and overlay the left. In this case, it is very important that the left floor is under the right, and not vice versa (right under the left), because this is how the deceased is dressed before cremation, according to Japanese traditions.
Step 4
Pull up the bottom of the jacket on all sides to align, then tie the laces to the left and right alternately.
Step 5
Tie a belt or the so-called "Obi", for this you need to place the center of the belt on the stomach, and then wrap it around the waist. Cross the ends at the back and bring them in front of you. You need to put the right end on your stomach and press it. On the right, overlap the left, and then wrap it around all the layers of the kimono.
Step 6
Flip the bottom end over, twist it over the top, and tighten the ends. The belt lies loosely around the hips and hangs slightly lower on the stomach than from the back.
