Swimsuit Types (Top Row, Left to Right)
• 旧々型 (Kyu-kyu-gata) – Ultra-Old Style
• Features a very classic, skirt-like two-piece illusion design common in the mid-20th century.
• 旧型 (Kyu-gata) – Old Style
• The iconic traditional one-piece school swimsuit, typically featuring a distinct seam line across the midsection.
• 新型 (Shin-gata) – New Style
• A modernized standard one-piece with integrated seamless construction and thicker shoulder straps for better movement.
Swimsuit Types (Bottom Row, Left to Right)
• 競泳型 (Kyoei-gata) – Racing Style
• A high-cut, streamlined one-piece designed specifically to reduce water resistance during competitive swimming lessons.
• ユニタード型 (Unitard-gata) – Unitard Style
• A one-piece swimsuit that extends down into short-style bottoms, offering more skin coverage and sun protection.
• セパレート型 (Separeto-gata) – Separate Style
• A two-piece design consisting of a separate top tank and swim shorts, making it much easier to put on and take off.
• スクール競泳水着 (Sukuru Kyoei Mizugi) – School Racing Swimsuit
• A high-performance racerback style used by competitive school swim teams, featuring specialized ergonomic seams on the back.
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