A Japanese firefighter kimono, often referred to as "hikeshi hanten" or "hikeshi juban" , is a traditional garment worn by firefighters in Japan. It is a type of protective clothing designed to shield firefighters from heat and flames during firefighting activities.
Key Features of Hanten Kimono:
Workwear and Casual Style: Hanten kimono are favored for their practicality, often worn as workwear or casual clothing. Their adaptability makes them a popular choice for individuals seeking both comfort and style in their everyday wardrobe.
Material and Construction: Crafted from thick cotton or padded fabric, Hanten kimono are designed for durability and warmth. The quilted design not only adds a layer of visual interest but also enhances insulation, making them ideal for colder weather.
