In 1628, fabric that farmers were allowed to use was limited to hemp and cotton (with the exceptions of myoshu [owners of rice fields] and farmers' wives, who were permitted to use tsumugi [silk fabric]), while even lower-ranking samurai were banned from luxurious outfits and were only allowed to wear clothing of tsumugi or silk.
寛永5年（1628年）には、農民に対しては布・木綿に制限（ただし、名主及び農民の妻に対しては紬の使用を許された）され、下級武士に対しても紬・絹までとされ贅沢な装飾は禁じられた。