Nagoya obi; common women's kimono sash
A type of women's obi that is partially pre-folded and sewn, making it easier to tie than a full-length fukuro obi. It is widely used for everyday kimono wear.
My mother wears a Nagoya obi with her everyday kimono.
A formal, full-width obi often used for ceremonies; Nagoya obi is simpler and more casual.
A narrower, more casual obi often worn with yukata; Nagoya obi is wider and more structured.
Named after Nagoya, where this style of obi is said to have originated. The exact historical derivation is uncertain.