Asayo Tae Broken Lattice Pattern, Off-White/Black Lacquer (KAPUKI Exclusive): Kimono
deadline
Fabric only: within 3 business days Tailoring: Single layer: about 60 days / Lined: about 80 days
size guide
Kimono and Yukata Ready-made Sizes
- If you are unsure about your size, please contact us with your height, hip size, etc.
Women's ready-to-wear sizes
| size | S | M |
| Target height | 155cm - 165cm | 160cm - 175cm |
| Target hip |
86cm to 94cm |
90cm to 98cm |
| Height | 4.2.5 (approx. 161cm) |
4.4.0 (approx. 166.5) |
| Sleeve length | 1.7.5 (approx. 66cm) | 1.8.0 (approx. 68cm) |
| Sleeve Length | 1.3.0 (approx. 49cm) |
1.3.0 (approx. 49cm) |
| front width | 6.5 (approx. 24.5cm) |
6.5 (approx. 24.5cm) |
| back hood | 7.0 (approx. 26.5cm) | 8.0 (approx. 28.5cm) |
| Thickness | 4.0 (approx. 15cm) | 4.0 (approx. 15cm) |
| Carryover | 1.0 (approx. 3.8cm) | 1.0 (approx. 3.8cm) |
| Under the abdomen | 2.1.0 (approx. 79.5cm) | 2.1.5 (approx. 81.5cm) |
Men's ready-to-wear sizes
| size | M | L |
| Target height |
165cm - 175cm |
175cm - 185cm |
| Target hip |
90cm to 100cm |
95cm to 105cm |
| Height | 3.8.5 (approx. 161cm) |
4.1.0 (approx. 166.5) |
| Sleeve length | 1.9.0 (approx. 72cm ) | 1.9.8 (approx. 75 cm) |
| Sleeve Length | 1.3.5 (approx. 49cm) |
1.3.5 (approx. 49cm) |
| front width | 6.8 (approx. 26 cm) |
6.8 (approx. 24.5cm) |
| back hood | (about 29.5 cm) | 8.3 (approx. 30.5 cm) |
| Thickness | 4.0 (approx. 15cm) | 4.0 (approx. 15cm) |
| Carryover | 0 | 0 |
| Under the abdomen | 2.0.0 (approx. 79.5cm) | 2.1.0 (approx. 81.5cm) |
My Size Order Guide
Kimono and Yukata My Size Order Guide
[New customers/those who would like to calculate dimensions]
Please copy and fill in the following information:
- Height cm
- Bust cm
- Hips cm
- Waist cm
- Sleeve length cm
- Carryover Normal 3cm (8 minutes) / Deep 5.5cm (1.5 inches)
- Sleeve length : normal 49cm (1 shaku 3 sun), long 53cm (1 shaku 4 sun)
For sizes other than those listed above, we will calculate the size based on the measurements you provide.
Please refer to the image below for how to measure.
Cancellation Policy
[In-stock items]
We will accept returns, exchanges, and refunds only if the product is unused and you contact us within 3 days of receiving the product.
[Custom-made products, made-to-order products, and hygiene products]
We regret that we are unable to accept returns, exchanges or refunds for reasons of customer convenience.
In the unlikely event that you receive a defective or incorrect product, we will promptly exchange it if you contact us within 3 days of receiving the product.
If we are unable to provide an exchange item, we will refund your money after confirming the return.
The "broken lattice" pattern, which is said to have existed in the Edo period, is a design that draws on the tradition of "kabukimono" (strange samurai), and by likening it to the breaking of a lattice, it expresses the power and energy to break through the status quo, as well as a strong mentality.
This is one of Hondaya Genbei's signature original patterns, which is a redesign of traditional Japanese patterns with a modern aesthetic sensibility.
Hemp cloth is not well known among Japanese people.
In fact, during the Jomon period, hemp grew in abundance across the Japanese archipelago and was widely used as a household item and food.
Cannabis is also considered a "sacred plant" and is offered to the gods as "Oonusa" in Shinto rituals, and is still used today as hemp string and rope in shrines.
After approximately three years of research and trial and error, "Masyotei" has been revived with a rich texture reminiscent of hemp cloth from hundreds of years ago.
Unlike the image of summer linen kimonos, these kimonos have a moist and soft texture, are warm in winter and cool in summer, and can be worn all year round.
The colors are black on a natural background and black on a KAPUKI special color.
The white background is gorgeous, while the black background is stylish.
Warm in winter and cool in summer. Come experience the unique comfort that you won't find anywhere else.
| 【 material】 | Mayo Tae (Cannabis) 100% |
| [Handling, precautions, and notes] |
If your kimono has dirt or stains and needs to be cleaned, please contact a reputable dry cleaner that handles kimonos, or contact us. When ironing, place a cloth over the area where you are concerned about wrinkles and iron at medium temperature. |
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