Product Details

- Tsubosode Haori - Light Gray -

 

《 Size ~Free Size~ 》

Garment Length: approx. 95 cm, Yuki Length: approx. 75 cm, Collar Width: approx. 11 cm (wide collar), Sleeve Attachment: approx. 53 cm

 

 Each item is handcrafted by artisans, so there may be slight variations from the indicated size. Please consider these measurements as a guide only.

 

 

【About Tailoring】
・Unisex, Wafuku and Yofuku mixed design.
・Unlined (hitoe) tailoring.
・The entire collar is tailored as a wide collar, to be folded back to your preferred width when worn.
・It has "chichi" loops for attaching a haori cord.
・The "chichi" loops are made from Sanada-himo from Kurashiki.
・As a gift, a Sanada-himo (approx. 70 cm) that can be used as a haori cord is included. Please make use of it.

・Major parts are machine-stitched.
・The hemming (main edging) is hand-stitched, allowing for a comfortable fit.

※Due to monitor settings and other factors, the product images may appear different from the actual color. Please be aware of this.

 

【Fabric Features ~ Lyocell (Tencel) ~】
This refers to regenerated fiber (dissolved and re-spun into yarn) made from wood pulp.
This fabric is primarily made from eucalyptus.
It is an environmentally friendly natural material, 100% plant-derived.


【Dyeing Features ~ Top-Yarn Dyeing ~】
This fabric features vertical uneven dyeing.
By randomly combining top-dyed yarns (dyed before spinning) with undyed ones,
it creates a natural blend and a striped pattern.

【About Aftercare】
・This product can be hand washed.
・We recommend gently press-washing in a folded state.
・Washing machine cycles and tumble dryers are not recommended,
　as they may deform the garment.
・Be careful of pilling due to strong rubbing.
・Avoid using bleach when washing.
・Leaving it wet for an extended period may cause color fading.
・After hand washing, reshape and dry flat in a well-ventilated, shaded area.
・Iron with a pressing cloth at a medium temperature.

 

 

 

【A Greeting from the Owner】
Thank you for visiting our website among many others.

In Kojima, Kurashiki City, cotton has been cultivated for about 400 years, and it is now known as the "City of Textiles."
Today, it is a famous city producing a wide variety of textiles, including denim, tatamiberi, and Sanada-himo.
Denim is especially famous.

In Kojima, many new types of denim are produced, completely changing the traditional image of workwear.

The materials also vary, not just cotton, but also silk denim, wool denim, nylon denim, and more.

Among these, this product is made from 100% plant-derived (mainly eucalyptus) Tencel.

 

◆Features of Tencel Fiber
・Luster
・Suppleness
These are essential elements for "Wa" (Japanese style) fashion.

・Gentle texture and refreshing feel
・Dries quickly
The texture, which allows it to be worn lightly, means it can be used all year round.

・100% natural material
Kimono is the ultimate sustainable attire, and furthermore, this material is safe and secure, placing no burden on the global environment.

・Delicate yarn
It is a thin fabric woven with very fine threads, suitable for wearing from the unlined (hitoe) season to mid-summer (seika).

Therefore, the weaving technique of the fabric directly impacts its quality.
The skill of experienced artisans is indispensable for weaving delicate threads on a loom.
This fabric boasts the high technical prowess of Kojima denim.

 

We sincerely hope that you will enjoy your Japanese attire life even more with denim kimonos tailored for each season.