FAQ
Our brand reinterprets traditional Japanese kimono textiles as modern, wearable everyday clothing.
Rather than preserving kimono culture in its original form, we focus on evolution—transforming extraordinary textiles into garments that can be worn naturally in contemporary life.
Each piece is created to be worn, lived in, and personal, not displayed as an artifact.
Kimono fabrics are traditional Japanese textiles, woven or dyed using techniques refined over generations.
Many of the fabrics we use were originally produced for kimono making and exist as one-of-a-kind or extremely limited pieces.
Because of this, no two garments are ever exactly the same.
Most of our garments are made-to-order.
You select:
A kimono fabric
A garment pattern
After your order is confirmed, the piece is produced specifically for you.
This approach allows us to avoid mass production and preserve the individuality of each textile.
Choose a kimono fabric
Choose a garment pattern
(Optional) Add tailoring & sewing service
Production begins after payment confirmation
You will receive updates during the production process
Our designs are primarily free-size or relaxed-fit, inspired by traditional kimono construction.
For made-to-order pieces, we may request basic body measurements to ensure proper balance and comfort.
Please note that kimono fabrics have limited width, which naturally influences sizing.
Yes.
Our patterns are designed to work across multiple fabrics.
However, each kimono textile behaves differently, so the final appearance may vary slightly.
This variation is intentional and part of our design philosophy.
Yes.
On our EC site, we also offer made-to-order garments using alternative fabrics such as cotton or polyester.
These garments follow the same patterns as our kimono pieces, allowing customers to experience the design at a more accessible price point.
Kimono fabrics are rare, often handcrafted, and no longer mass-produced.
Additionally:
Each garment is individually made
Fabric placement is carefully considered
Production is done in very small quantities
You are purchasing not only a garment, but also a textile with history and irreplaceable character.
Because most items are made-to-order, returns and exchanges are not accepted unless there is a production defect.
We strongly encourage customers to review fabric details and sizing information carefully before placing an order.
Production typically takes 8–12 weeks, depending on the design and fabric.
Shipping time is additional and varies by destination.
This timeline reflects our philosophy.
We do not rush craftsmanship.
Each garment is created individually, respecting both the fabric and the person who will wear it.
The 8–12 week period is not simply manufacturing time — it is part of the garment’s story.
Yes, we ship worldwide.
Please note that customs duties and import taxes may apply depending on your country.
These fees are the responsibility of the customer.
Care instructions depend on the fabric.
In general:
Dry cleaning is recommended for kimono fabrics
Avoid machine washing unless specified
Store away from direct sunlight
Detailed care instructions will be included with your order.
Not exactly.
Because each kimono fabric is unique, pattern placement, color tone, and texture may vary slightly from sample images.
This individuality is a core value of our brand.
No.
Our garments are modern clothing made from kimono textiles, not traditional kimono.
They are designed to be worn freely, without specialized knowledge or dressing techniques.
Our garments are for people who:
Value craftsmanship over trends
Appreciate cultural evolution rather than nostalgia
Seek clothing with meaning and individuality
No prior knowledge of Japanese culture is required.