مونپه

thumb|Hilton, Elstner, (1915) Woman in Kimono and Monpe with Basket|300px Monpe (もんぺ /モンペ) sometimes romanised as moppe or mompei, and referred to in Korean, ilbaji (see Baji), is an umbrella term for a traditional style of loose agricultural work-trouser in Japan, typically characterised by loose ankles and ties at the waist. It is most commonly worn by female labourers, especially farm workers in agricultural and mountain villages. Although traditionally the garment is very loose, it became more common through the twentieth century for women to add elastic at the ankles and waist to make it