noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
collared; having a collar
Describes clothing that has a collar, often used in compound nouns like 襟付きシャツ (collared shirt).
I wore a collared shirt today.
appearance of one's collar when wearing multiple kimonos
Rare term referring to the layered collar look in traditional kimono dressing.
financial circumstances; lifestyle
Archaic usage, inferred from the appearance of one's collar; not used in modern Japanese.
The appearance of the collar when wearing multiple kimonos is beautiful.
It is said that in the past, one could tell a person's lifestyle from the appearance of their collar.
Standard kanji spelling.
Abbreviated kanji spelling, less common.
Mixed kanji-kana spelling, sometimes seen.
Compound of 襟 (eri, 'collar') + 付き (tsuki, 'attached'). The archaic sense derives from the idea that one's financial status could be inferred from the collar's condition.