Grey and white haori (羽織) or jacket/overcoat with wide sleeve panels and a centre opening. The front panels hang down past the sleeve panels. The fabric has a pattern of small white branches separated by wavy vertical lines on a grey ground. There are large white circle family crests or kamon (家紋) representing snow known as yuki (雪) on either side of the centre opening, the back of each sleeve and the centre back. The inside is unlined.

Black woven vest with sash. The sash has a black and white diamond pattern and extends from the right shoulder to the lower left. The sash attaches to the right shoulder with metal hooks. There is a double green line around the neck and part way down the centre opening. The inside is unlined.

Grey-green hikeshi banten (火消し半纏) or firefighter's coat or jacket, a type of hanten (半纏) with short sleeves and printed designs. Around the neck and centre opening is a wide navy-blue band. The sleeves are edged with navy blue trim. On the back is a large barefoot figure with flowing brown hair against a background of vines and waves. The waves reach around to the front sleeves and lower panels. The inside is navy blue and unlined.

Purple hanten (半纏、袢纏) with a white and blue pattern. The pattern consists of white flowers with blue centres. There is a wide patterned band around the neck and down the centre opening. The short sleeves have an opening under the arms. The inside is unlined.

Purple haori (羽織) or jacket/overcoat with white and green patterns. The upper pattern consists of circular butterfly crests known as bizen-chō (備前蝶) on a purple ground. The lower pattern consists of green wave motifs on a white ground. There are two long pieces of green fabric hanging from the upper front. There are two pieces of thin orange fabric hanging from the back. There are small pieces of folded, green fabric on the upper front, upper back and the left sleeve. The sleeves are short and wide with a large opening under the arms. The inside is unlined. It has five family crests or kamon (家紋) in the shape of Japanese quince (boke or mokkō) under the hut known as iori mokkō (庵木瓜).

Grey and white hanten (袢纏, also written as 半天, 袢天, 半纏) with short sleeve panels. The sleeves, neck and border bands are grey. There is a grey diamond pattern on a cream ground on the upper portion of the front and back. The inside is unlined.

Blue-grey wataire hanten (綿入れ袢纏) or padded long hanten (袢纏) also known as dotera (褞袍) or tanzen (丹前) with multicoloured figures. There is a wide black velvet band around the neck and partway down the centre opening. The wide sleeves are lined and edged with black velvet. There are basting stitches around the sleeves and centre opening. On the upper back is a red circular symbol and a white crane holding a white banner with red symbols. Around the lower portion of the kimono, on the front and back, are three figures dressed in red, green, grey and brown holding fans and gold cups against a grey ground. The inside lining is blue and padded with cotton.