How to Say ‘Comfortable to wear’ in Japanese
楽な履き心地です
らくなはきごこちです
💬 Usage Tip: Evaluates the fit and feel; integrates comfort into fashion talk.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Important in retail to emphasize the comfort level of fashion items.
Phrase Breakdown
楽ならくな
comfortable
Describes something that is easy or providing comfort.
この椅子は楽です。
This chair is comfortable.
履き心地はきごこち
wearing comfort
Refers to how comfortable clothes feel when worn.
この靴は履き心地が良いです。
These shoes are comfortable to wear.
ですです
is
Used to end sentences politely.
本は重いです。
The book is heavy.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
楽らく
[raku]
comfortable
Describes something that provides ease and relaxation.
このシャツは楽な着心地です。
This shirt is comfortable to wear.
なな
[na]
descriptive adjective marker
Used to connect nouns with descriptive adjectives.
楽なソファが欲しいです。
I want a comfortable sofa.
履き心地はきごこち
[hakigokochi]
wearing comfort
Refers to how comfortable something feels when worn.
このスカートは履き心地最高です。
This skirt is extremely comfortable.
ですです
[desu]
it is
Used to make statements or conclusions.
このパンツは青色です。
These pants are blue.
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