Manufacturing Process of the Product
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Navy Blue Dress Made with Oshima Tsumugi K176
$163.00
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Navy Blue Dress Made with Oshima Tsumugi K176
$163.00
Including tax.
A luxurious dress made from traditional Japanese Oshima Tsumugi.
The deep crimson flowers, boldly depicted against a navy background, create a subtle elegance with a hint of glamour.
A special dress that adds the beauty of Japanese tradition to your daily life, one of a kind!
Made from silk, it has a smooth texture, a light wearing feel, and excellent flexibility.
It has a larger pocket on each side, allowing for neat storage of essentials like smartphones and wallets.
Perfect for everyday outings as well as special occasions!
◆ Commitment to materials and specifications
• Oshima Tsumugi (Silk)
A traditional textile with depth that changes expression depending on the angle.
• Outer pockets: One on each side
A spacious size of about 20cm deep, easily stores a smartphone and wallet.
• Waist ribbon: Original specification
Removable and can be arranged according to body shape and scene.
【Size】
Width: 80 cm
Length: 103 cm
Shoulder length: 54 cm
Sleeve length: 15 cm
Belt width: 8 cm
Belt length: 220 cm
【Material】
Fabric: Oshima Tsumugi
【Specifications】
Two outer pockets
Waist ribbon
*Please be careful of water and friction as this is a handmade item made from kimono fabric.
*We recommend hand washing with a delicate detergent and air drying.
*When using an iron, please use a pressing cloth.
*Since this is a one-of-a-kind item, it will not be resold.
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Please also read the precautions when purchasing.
Important Notes for Purchase
- We use beautiful antique kimono and obi with lovely colors and patterns.
- There may be a distinct smell typical of kimono. Please refrain if you are sensitive.
- We use natural materials and pure silk. Please be cautious of rain and water, as they can cause color transfer and water stains.
- Everything is handmade with care and attention.
If you are seeking perfection in sewing and other details, please refrain from purchasing.
We hope you can enjoy the charm of handmade items. - The color of the actual item may differ from the photos.
- This is an amateur inspection. There may be scratches or dirt. Thank you for your understanding.
- We cannot accept returns or exchanges for reasons other than defective items or significant differences in appearance.
How to care for the product
This product is made using kimono fabric.
When caring for it, please use water washing and neutral detergent, and hand wash only.
Additionally, we recommend air drying in the shade after washing.
There may be some color fading, but you can enjoy it as a natural aging change like denim.
Kimono Unraveling
We carefully unravel the kimono that has been worn for a long time, stitch by stitch.
With each thread we remove, the stories woven into the fabric gradually reveal themselves.
Kimono Cutting
We cut the fabric to be reborn in a new form.
To make the most of the material's patterns and texture,
we do this carefully while considering how to use each part.
Washing
Wash and purify the fabric that has been solved, preparing for its upcoming role.
By washing, the firmness and shine of the kimono are revived,
and it is ready to be infused with new life.
Sewing
Each stitch is sewn together with skilled craftsmanship, shaping it into form.
In this way, the obi and kimono are reborn as one-of-a-kind
clothes and bags.
Production Scene
Key Features
All Kigiku products are one-of-a-kind items made at the welfare facility nid.
By creating clothes and bags through personal experiences and ingenuity,
we cherish each individual's personality and pace, nurturing connections with society through craftsmanship.
We focus on designs that make the most of the original beauty of kimono, creating products that are comfortable and safe to use.
From a sustainability perspective, by regenerating kimonos that can no longer be worn without using new fabric, we not only contribute to the environment,
but also value the importance of passing on the feelings embedded in the kimono.
Kigiku is particular about material selection.
By choosing zippers and contrasting materials that match the fabric's color and pattern,
the works are completed to be suitable for both casual and formal occasions.
The handles of the tote bag are made only from genuine leather. By using genuine leather for the handles, they are less likely to dig into your shoulders or arms, making it perfect for outings as it is less burdensome even when carried for long periods.
Furthermore, the bottom board of the tote bag uses a black band, making it difficult to lose its shape, so you can carry your laptop or magazines with peace of mind.
When creating clothes and bags, we also value the handmade feel.
By intentionally not deciding on a manufacturing process,
we carefully create each piece so that you can enjoy unique works that reflect the individuality and ingenuity of the maker.
Additionally, we strive to make clothes and bags that are easy for users to incorporate into their daily lives.
Tote bags and clutch bags come with convenient inner pockets that can hold a lot, preventing items from getting scattered inside.
In the case of dresses and tops, we use three-quarter sleeves to ensure that the upper arms, which women tend to be concerned about, are not prominent. There are also short sleeves, but they are designed with a sleeve length that does not draw attention to the upper arms, allowing you to wear them with confidence.
All Kigiku products are one-of-a-kind items made at the welfare facility nid.
By creating clothes and bags through personal experiences and ingenuity,
we cherish each individual's personality and pace, nurturing connections with society through craftsmanship.
We focus on designs that make the most of the original beauty of kimono, creating products that are comfortable and safe to use.
From a sustainability perspective, by regenerating kimonos that can no longer be worn without using new fabric, we not only contribute to the environment,
but also value the importance of passing on the feelings embedded in the kimono.
