According to the regulations in the late early-modern times, in winter, both Yamashina and Takakura families of emon-do (traditional technique for dressing up ceremonial costume) tailor a hoeki no ho (robe with a round collar, stitched sides and a ran, worn by the emperor and high-ranking officials) after coming of age with yellow hiraginu silk for lining, while tailoring a ketteki no ho (open sleeve seams outer robe) before coming of age with oni silk, same color as lining.
近世後期の規定では、衣紋道（えもんどう）の山科家・高倉家ともに冬の場合、元服後の縫腋袍の仕立てのときは裏を黄平絹、元服前の闕腋袍の仕立てのときは裏を黄丹平絹の表裏同色とする。