The costumes are a scarlet and colorfully embroidered juban (underwear), slightly somber kimono (wide-sleeved, not short-sleeved), a pants-type hakama called Tattsuke and a bamboo hanagasa hat decorated with artificial flowers (the same as is used for the Hanagasa Festival), and the Tekomai dancers first put on the juban, the kimono without putting an arm through one sleeve of the kimono, the hakama, and the hanagasa on their back.
衣装は、緋色で、派手な刺繍をした襦袢の上に、やや地味な着物(小袖ではなく、広袖の場合が多い)を、片肌脱ぎで着用、たっつけと呼ばれるズボン型の袴を着用、花笠(花笠まつりと同じ)を背中に付ける。