Patchwork tote bag K147
¥20,900
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Patchwork tote bag K147
¥19,000
(including tax ¥20,900)
The subtle floral fabric makes for a stylish tote bag.
The design features patchwork made from various kimono fabrics, allowing enjoyment from any angle.
Choosing fabric that highlights the key floral pattern is one of our commitments.
This is a unique tote bag that adds the beauty of Japan to your daily life, one of a kind in the world!
It is a user-friendly larger size, so it can hold a lot.
Inside, there are 4 convenient pockets, and the lining is made of water-repellent nylon, so you can rest assured even if your drink spills!
There is a convenient pocket on the outside that can fit a smartphone or wallet, and the storage space feels just right.
Lightweight and easy to carry, making it perfect for a quick outing!
◆ Commitment to materials and specifications
• Kimono fabric (silk)
Patchwork design that allows you to enjoy various kimono fabrics.
• Lining: Water-repellent nylon
Made from durable fabric that is also used for outdoor activities, and is resistant to water.
・Handle: Cowhide
Does not dig into shoulders or arms, reducing strain even over long periods.
・Bottom board: Made with black obi
Resistant to deformation, safe for laptops and magazines.
・Tassel: Original design
Adds a subtle touch of quality.
【Size】
Width: approximately 41.5cm (top) approximately 28cm (bottom)
Height: approximately 29.5cm
Depth: approximately 16.5cm
Handle length: approximately 42.5cm
【Materials】
Outer material: Kimono fabric, Leather
Lining: Nylon
【Specifications】
Four inner pockets
One outer pocket
With tassel charm
*Since this is a handmade product using obi and kimono fabric, please be careful of water exposure and friction.
*As this is a one-of-a-kind item, it will not be restocked.
Others
Please also read the notes when making your purchase.
Please check before purchasing.
- Since antique and reused kimonos are used, there may be slight weaving flaws, color unevenness, small stains, or odors from storage. Please enjoy these as unique characteristics and textures of the material.
- Each item is inspected individually before shipment. If there are any noticeable damages or stains, they will be noted on the product page as much as possible.
- Natural materials such as pure silk may experience color transfer or ring stains due to water exposure or friction.
- Each garment is handmade, so there may be slight individual differences in sewing and finishing.
- Colors may appear different in photos compared to the actual product due to monitor settings and lighting during photography.
- Please check our return policy regarding returns and exchanges.
Manufacturing Process of the Product
Using carefully selected materials and the precise manufacturing techniques of skilled artisans with many years of experience,
we deliver flavorful, high-quality products.
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.