Five years old boys wear a kimono and hakama (loose, pleated trousers).
Their kimonos are different from men's kimonos. One of which is
the use of a date-eri (special collar) for the boy's kimono. Unlike
formal men's kimonos, children's kimonos have a jimoyo
(fabric pattern).

The pattern of the hakama is sendaihira, which has
a vertical stripe. The material and design of the obi are the same
as those of the hakama. In our collection, the back of the
haori (the jacket) has a crane, a symbol of good luck
embroidered with gold thread. Boys' zori, (traditional sandals)
are made of straw. For accessories, they have a charm, a sort of
sword, and a white fan.

Shichi-Go-San celebration for five years old is mainly for boys.