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“Unstylish” in Japanese

Short answer
ダサい dasai ださい

Unstylish in Japanese is “ダサい” (dasai). Full meaning: uncool, lame, unfashionable, unstylish, tacky, tasteless, ugly, corny, pathetic (behaviour), sad.

Other ways to say “Unstylish” in Japanese

もっさい mossai unfashionable, unstylish, uncool, unrefined イモい imoi rustic, unsophisticated, provincial, hick, uncool, unstylish かっこ悪い kakkowarui unattractive, ugly, unstylish, uncool 格好の悪い kakkounowarui unattractive, ugly, unstylish, uncool ダザイ dazai uncool, lame, unfashionable, unstylish, tacky, tasteless, ugly, corny, pathetic (behaviour), sad ダサイ dasai uncool, lame, unfashionable, unstylish, tacky, tasteless, ugly, corny, pathetic (behaviour), sad ださい dasai uncool, lame, unfashionable, unstylish, tacky, tasteless, ugly, corny, pathetic (behaviour), sad ださーい dasaii uncool, lame, unfashionable, unstylish, tacky, tasteless, ugly, corny, pathetic (behaviour), sad ダサーい dasaii uncool, lame, unfashionable, unstylish, tacky, tasteless, ugly, corny, pathetic (behaviour), sad ダサ dasa uncool, lame, unfashionable, unstylish, tacky, tasteless, ugly, corny, pathetic (behaviour), sad いもい imoi rustic, unsophisticated, provincial, hick, uncool, unstylish

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