The Kimono emoji π represents a traditional Japanese kimono, commonly used in messages about Japanese culture and formal traditional wear. Example: "Wore a kimono for the festival π" Often searched as "kimono emoji" or "clothing emoji."
Used since
2010
π Code
Unicode
U+1F458
HTML Code Decimal
👘
HTML Code Hexa
👘
URL Escape Code
%F0%9F%91%98
π Scripting language code
PHP 7
\u{1F458}
JavaScript
\u1F458
JSON
\u1F458
CSS
\01F458
Java
\u1F458
C, C++
\u1F458
Python
\u1F458
Perl
\x{1F458}
Ruby
\u{1F458}
How to get emoji:
Just press the Copy button and then go and paste the
π Kimono emoji
into your Facebook post or Messenger message, email, or where you may need to use it.
Kimono as emoji was first used in
2010 and belongs to the category
Smileys & People -
Clothing. Also in the above tables you will find
π meaning,
π code HTML or some of the codes used in programming languages as string data to display
π emoji.
Note: The emoji images may be different on each platform such as Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter,
Google+, Windows or Android version , for example the new Android Oreoβs has all-new emoji pictures so when you
copy and use it, the character may look different on each platform.