Well, I've searched all over the internet but come up with little to nothing... please help?

Question

Hello. :)
Well, here's my dilemma-
tomorrow my school is having a "decade day" for spirit week.
Aaaaand I didn't really have any 50's, 60's, 70's or whatever's clothes.
However, my sister did give me a Jinbei, so I was planning on wearing that to school for tomorrow.
But I needed a more specifics for the time period of which the Jinbei was generally most commonly worn...
Won't someone help me please? :)

I'm sorry if it sounds like a stupid question... ;;;;

Thank you so much!!! :)

Thank you so much... but... I'm a girl. lol.
And I don't have any plain white t-shirts.
Thank you though. :)

Answer 1

Jinbei are not a dated fad like bellbottoms for example. Jinbei have been worn since their origins and have not become outdated, because it is traditional clothing.

As for its origins, it is actually disputed. Some suggest that it came from jinbaori worn by samurai. Samurai first enter Japanese history in the Kamakura Period, but continue through the Tokugawa Period.

The second theory is that it was first made by someone who's name was Jinbei. This one seems like a weak theory, in my opinion, so the origin from samurai is more probable. Also, saying "Tokugawa Period" will be better for your "decade day", unless it needs to be recent, or if it actually has to be dated by a decade, because jinbei span WAY more than a single decade!

Answer 2

The jinbei is traditional clothing and it is still worn even today. Made from cotton type material, it is more frequently worn during the summer months. I remember when I first saw it, it resembled a pyjama set and I wondered if it was the custom for them to wear their pajamas on the road. However, some people wear it out while some wear it in the home. I suppose it depends on taste and the pattern of the material. It is just like a pyjama shorts set except I don't recall any buttons. It is either pull over head or a wrap.

I am sure if you google it you can find more information. You can wear yours and say it is presently worn indoors as house attire!

Answer 3

Jinbei is a kind of traditional Japanese old fashioned Pajamas(or a loungewaer) worn by men and boys during the summer.
Some people say it was commonly worn the end of the Edo period to Showa period.
My dad still wear it as a Pajamas, but my 2 brothers don't even have a Jinbei.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

50's clothes for boys is: blue jeans with the bottom cuffs rolled up. A white T shirts with a pack of cigarettes rolled up in the short sleeve, hair sleeked back with grease.