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MACHIKO KIMONO Japanese Kimonos, Vintage & Upcycled

Tsumugi HAORI and KIMONO elastic waist pants(large size) upcycled from Japanese kimono(Unisex)"NIHONBASHI_Gold"

Tsumugi HAORI and KIMONO elastic waist pants(large size) upcycled from Japanese kimono(Unisex)"NIHONBASHI_Gold"

¥75,000 JPY
¥75,000 JPY
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Genuine vintage Japanese kimono (Tsumugi HAORI) and KIMONO elastic waist pants(large size) upcycled from Japanese kimono(Unisex)
One-of-a-kind-vintage and upcycle products.

*Dated old, antique piece
[Material] Silk
[Care] Dry clean.

The lining has a picture of 日本橋 (NIHONBASHI)

This haori was worn by Japanese men as a fashionable jacket.

 

I would suggest a style that is unisex and casual wear and Oversize style.

1. Genuine vintage Japanese kimono (HAORI) :
I carefully handpicked this piece, which is in very good condition for a vintage garment.


Handmade by Japanese craftsmen
*This HAORI will be sent for professional kimono cleaning after purchase. Please allow about 7-10 business day from order to shipment.
[Size] Free size can be worn anywhere from a UK6 - UK16 *see kimono sizing illustration* Length (body length): approx. 88 cm / 34.6  inches, Length from back of neck to end of sleeve: 68 cm / 26.7 inches (My height: 167cm / approx. 5 ft. 6 in)
* Please understand that there may be stains and slight damage common in vintage fabrics.


2. KIMONO elastic waist pants

 

(large size) upcycled from Japanese kimono(Unisex):
I carefully handpicked this kimono piece, which is in very good condition for a vintage garment. I and the sewing team upcycled this kimono piece.

 

*fabric shows signs of age 
*Please understand that there may be stains and slight damage common in vintage fabrics as all of our clothes are made by either partial or full disassembly of the original kimono.

[Size] ONE size
*Please see KIMONO elastic waist pants sizing illustration
*Waist strap is on the outside



Kimonos can be broadly divided into two fabrics types. 
They are "yarn-dyed kimonos" = "ORI"  and  "post-dyed kimonos" = "SOME".

Yarn-dyed fabrics”ORI” are fabrics that are dyed and woven while the threads are still in the yarn. 
Typical examples are "tsumugi", “omeshi”, and "cotton kasuri".
Tsumugi is especially popular among modern Japanese people, and many fabrics have simple designs.
Post-dyed kimonos”SOME” refers to kimono woven with white threads without dyeing, to which "komon dyeing," "Bingata dyeing," "Yuzen dyeing," and other processes are applied.
I feel that the kimono that people overseas imagine is like a “SOME” kimono.

 

This haori is a fabric called “Tsumugi"

SHIPPING & RETURNS, DETAILS

WORLDWIDE SHIPPING OK

Shipping to US, UK, France, Italy, Canada, Australia, Finland and Switzerland is OK. For other countries, please ask me ✉︎　I will check on shipping to your region.

 

ORDER TO SHIPMENT

It usually takes 3 business days from order to shipment. *Some items will be sent for cleaning after purchase. Please allow about 7-10 business days from order to shipment.

*International delivery times can vary due to customs.

ALL ITEM, NO RETURN or NO REFUND. (ALL SALES ARE FINAL)

Please check the measurements and conditions before purchasing.

SHIPPING METHOD

Shipping will be via Japan Post EMS and Small Packet.

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The Buyer understands and agrees that any purchase from the Site is a personal purchase from the Seller, which is a private activity.　

REGARDING VAT/ IMPORTING TAX

Thank you for your understanding that any customs charges and tax upon delivery which the customer is responsible.

*The prices shown in my website do not include such items as VAT, import duty, tax and other unpredictable charges against middleman. In case of these unexpected charge needed in the due course, these charges should be paid by the customers. For more information regarding your country’s customs policies, please contact your local customs office or its agents.

Thank you for your understanding.

*Thank you for your understanding that the buyer has responsible for local laws and regulations.

ON THE TOPIC OF MATERIAL COMPOSITION

Antique and vintage Kimono and Haori do not have material composition labels. Material composition labels were a development that came with mass market clothing and as such when kimono are newly tailored, the final product is made to the original client's specification. Today however, ready-made products including kimono and yukata are also sold at major retail stores.

When you tailor your kimono in traditional way, you select a kimono fabric and tailor to your size.
Composition of the fabric is ONLY indicated on the fabric. Composition of fabric information was not traditionally provided in tailored kimono and even today kimono tailors do not generally include it in the garment.

In addition, most kimonos are tailored by hand. Kimonos are tailored by a special sewing professional called a "wasai-shi" (Japanese tailor or seamstress).

I am active as a licensed antique art dealer. And I am a kimono geek. Compositional judgments of vintage kimonos are not 100% accurate unless they are submitted to an inspection agency that can perform tests on the fabrics to determine their composition. I myself have a career as an upcycling artist. I have experimented with washing kimonos at home, and with burning fabrics and threads to determine their combustion reactions. If I am confident that the item is made of silk based on the assumed age of production and judgment of the fabric quality, I label it as 100% silk.

However, there are some very rare cases in which silk is used for the warp and synthetic fiber for the weft. This is not only the case with modern products, but also occasionally with older products in which synthetic fibers were first made available. There are also some modern products that are made of synthetic fibers that do not differ from very elaborate silk. For those that I have concerns about, I burn the threads and other materials to make a judgment, but without sophisticated test equipment, it is difficult to make an 100% accurate assessment judgment. For those that I am unsure about, I use the notation "silk & more". I take care in making these judgments based largely on my own experience, but cannot guarantee the accuracy beyond all doubt.
If you have a deep desire to determine the material composition I would recommend seeking out the services of a fabric testing lab near you.

Thank you for your understanding.

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