This one-of-a-kind seven-panel skirt is made from upcycled vintage Japanese kimono fabric in navy tones, featuring a hemp leaf motif.
The color and pattern of the kimono fabric are highlighted through the paneled design, creating a refined piece that can be easily styled for modern everyday wear.
The paneled construction creates a clean look around the waist while allowing the fabric to move naturally toward the hem. As you walk, the fabric moves softly, adding a calm and elegant presence to the outfit.
It pairs well with simple tops, blouses, knitwear, or casual cut-and-sew pieces. It is suitable for everyday outings, dinners, travel, or days when you want to add a subtle Japanese-inspired accent to your look.
Features
・One-of-a-kind piece
・Made from upcycled vintage Japanese kimono fabric
・Patchwork skirt
・7-panel design with natural movement toward the hem
・Easy to style with simple tops or blouses
・Lining: None
・Pockets included
・Handmade in Japan
Size
Size: XL
Model height: 155 cm
Please check the product photos and measurements carefully before purchase.
Care
Dry clean only.
Please avoid water, strong friction, harsh chemicals, and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
Material
Upcycled vintage Japanese kimono fabric.
Based on the texture and appearance of the kimono fabric used for this item, we believe it is likely silk. However, because the original material label cannot be confirmed and no professional fiber testing has been conducted, we cannot guarantee the exact fiber content or officially label this item as silk.
For this reason, we describe the material as upcycled vintage Japanese kimono fabric.
Shipping
Shipping and customs duties are included in the price for all orders.
Note
There are faint stains that may be visible depending on the lighting. Please check the photos carefully before purchase.
This item is made from upcycled vintage kimono fabric, so minor signs of age, such as small marks, slight discoloration, fold lines, or needle marks, may be present.
These are part of the unique character and history of the kimono fabric.
