Probably because of such origins, the uchikake, which was originated and developed as coat to protect against the cold, it is still used nowadays even at wedding ceremonies, while the haori coat is not yet admitted as a formal dress for a woman (except for black haori with family crests, as described later).
このような起源のためか、「防寒」という似たような用途が発祥の着物である打掛は今でも結婚式でも使われる女性の正装だが、羽織は未だに女性の正装として認められていない（但し後述する黒紋付羽織を除く）。