junihitoe 十二単衣
um Double "U"?

Some images have the juunihitoe style, but they are not actually 12 layers. So should the tag change to layered-robe_kimono, layered_kimono, or multilayer_kimono? So it will wrap up any kimono relating to juunihitoe?

If there was a break down, you would end up making tags for every layer.

There are also tags such as
heian (an era)
karaginu_mo (A waist length Chinese style jacket. A part of the juunihitoe)
12 layer kimono (A juunihitoe)
itsutsu ginu kouchiki (5 layer kimono)
bijin I assume, woodblock prints. But the images are of women.

daytime bump

what to use?

Methinks bijin is a classical adult beauty as opposed to bishoujo (the usual childlike manganime beauty). Also,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bijinga

multilayer_kimono sounds good to me. As for all those other small tags, they all have between 1 and 10 images and strike me as something of a mess. They should either be applied more consistently if they're seen as interesting enough and have enough posts to be worth keeping, or just gotten rid of.

Either layered kimono or multilayer kimono.

I'd go for layered kimono. Just sounds nicer.

Whichever tag we use, this is for kimonos with more than two layers, correct? I'm under the impression that yukata is for one layer and kimono for two.

A typical kimono (today) has an underkimono, but it has no more than two. It's not meant to be like a juuihitoe, it's just for cleanliness and to protect the outerkimono.

The tag should be just for kimono from the old eras.

For a karaginu_mo, it seems like the only time you will see it is on a layered kimono (juunihitoe). So I guess it could be kept?

Decided yet?

Well, I still think we should use multilayer_kimono. As for karaginu_mo, keeping it is fine if there are more images to apply it to.

I'd say just go ahead with those, as I don't have a lot more to add.

Okay.
I'll leave a note for the Japanese clothes wiki.