Gray Tsubosode Haori

- Tsubosode Haori - Gray -

《 Size - Free Size - 》

Length: approx. 95 cm / 37.4 in. Sleeve-to-sleeve length: approx. 75 cm / 29.5 in. Collar width: approx. 11 cm / 4.3 in. (wide collar) Sleeve attachment: approx. 53 cm / 20.9 in.

 Since each item is handmade by craftsmen, there may be slight discrepancies from the stated measurements. Please consider these values as approximate guides only.

【About Tailoring】
・This design is unisex and a blend of Japanese and Western styles.
・It is unlined.
・The collar is a wide collar construction throughout, designed to be folded back to your preferred width when worn.
・It features a "chichi" (loop) for attaching a haori cord.
・The "chichi" is made from Sanada-himo cord produced in Kurashiki.
・As a gift, a Sanada-himo cord (approx. 70 cm / 27.6 in.) that can be used as a haori cord is included. Please make use of it.

・The main parts are machine-stitched.
・The hemming (main edging) is hand-stitched, allowing for a fit that conforms to the body.

※Please note that the color of the product image may appear different from the actual color due to monitor settings.

【Fabric Features - Tencel (Lyocell) - 】
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 eco-friendly natural material derived 100% from plants.


【Dyeing Features - Top Yarn Dyeing - 】
This fabric features a variegated dye in the vertical direction.
By randomly combining yarns that were top-dyed before becoming yarn with undyed yarns,
a natural blend results in a striped pattern.

【Aftercare】
・This product is hand-washable.
・We recommend gently pressing and washing it while folded.
・Using a washing machine spin cycle or tumble dryer (rotary dryer) is not recommended,
as it may deform the kimono.
・Please 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 it and air dry it flat in the shade in a well-ventilated area.
・When ironing, use a pressing cloth and a medium temperature.

【A message from the owner】
Thank you for visiting our site among many others.

Cotton has been cultivated in Kojima, Kurashiki City, for about 400 years, and it is now known as the "City of Textiles."
Today, it is a famous city that produces a wide variety of textiles, including denim, tatami-beri (tatami mat edging), and Sanada-himo cords.
Denim is particularly renowned.

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

The materials also vary, including not only cotton but also silk denim, wool denim, and nylon denim.

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

◆Features of Tencel Fiber
・Luster
・Suppleness
These are essential elements for Japanese-style fashion.

・Soft to the touch and refreshing texture
・Dries quickly
The texture, allowing it to be draped smoothly, makes it suitable for wear 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
This is a thin fabric woven with very fine threads, suitable for wear from unlined (hitoe) seasons to midsummer (seika).

Therefore, the weaving technique directly correlates to quality.
Skilled craftsmen are indispensable for weaving delicate yarns on a loom.
This fabric boasts the high technical prowess of Kojima denim.

We sincerely hope that you will enjoy your Japanese-style life even more with denim kimonos suited to the season.