EVIROB

Clothing and non-Japanese style outerclothing, namely, coats, sweaters, shirts, and sport shirts, T-shirts, nightwear, namely, night gowns and night shirts, underwear, underclothing, swimwear, bathing suits, swimming caps, bathing caps, Japanese traditional clothing, namely, sashes for kimonos, bustles for holding knots of broad sashes, bustles for obi-knots, namely, obiage, clothing strings for holding kimonos in place, undershirts for kimonos, belts for kimonos, full-length kimonos, short overcoats for kimonos, outer garments worn over kimonos, namely, haori, pleated skirts for formal kimonos, aprons, collar protecting stays for wear, socks and stockings, puttees and gaiters, fur stoles, shawls, scarves, Japanese style socks, namely, tabi and tabi covers, gloves and mittens, babies' diapers of textile, neckties, neckerchieves, bandanas, thermal clothing in the nature of neck wraps, mufflers, ear muffs, hoods, sedge hats, namely suge-gasa, nightcaps, headwear for clothing, garters, sock suspenders, suspenders, clothing, namely, braces for holding up pants, waistbands, belts for clothing, footwear, shoes and boots, shoe dowels, shoe pegs, tongue and pull strap for shoes and boots, hobnails, protective metal members for shoes and boots, Japanese style wooden clogs, namely geta, Japanese style sandals, namely, zori, masquerade costumes, anoraks, athletic uniforms, namely, karate uniforms, kendo uniforms, judo uniforms, ski suits for competition, headbands, wind jackets, stockings for sports, wristbands, boots for sports and horse-riding boots

Plush toys; plastic character toys