本章は、袈裟（1〜64番）、横被（65〜100番）、袈裟紐（101, 102番）からなり、袈裟は、まず、条数の少ないものから多いものへと大別し、次に形状が方形をなすものから台形をなすものへと分類し、その中で生地を金襴から繻珍・錦・唐織・綾・紗の順に並べ、最後に時代の古いものから新しいものへと配列した。横被は、紐のないものの次にあるものが配列され、生地・時代による配列は袈裟に準ずる。This section includes Buddhist priests’ robes（kesa; Nos. 1−64）, priests’ stoles（ōhi; Nos. 65−100）, and cords for securing a priest’s robe （kesa himo; Nos. 101, 102）.The robes are organized first by the number of fabric columns （jō） from which they are constructed―five, seven, or nine―and then by shape―rectangular or trapezoidal. They are then subdivided by the type of cloth from which they were made as follows: kinran, shuchin, nishiki, karaori, aya, and sha. Finally the robes are ordered chronologicalIy.The stoles are first arranged into two groups―those without straps and those with. They are then organized by fabric type and date, in the same manner as described above for the robes.82［凡例］［Explanatory Notes］
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