Samue Set - Kimono Style
$185.00
Embodies the Japanese aesthetics of zen and wabi-sabi
Designed with a slightly roomy fit for easy movement, it can be worn comfortably in all four seasons. Whether you're lounging at home or mixing and matching this traditional wear with modern clothing, make a fashion statement that's uniquely yours.
The fabric is made of yarn with fine knots called Nep. When woven, the resulting fabric has an uneven thickness. With a tasteful finish, this time-honored technique of intentionally showing the fabric's unevenness expresses simplicity and traditional Japanese beauty. The colors of the warp and weft threads are also combined to create shades of light and dark, resulting in a sense of depth throughout the fabric.
Jacket
- With slits on the sides
- One pocket on the left
Pants
- Elastic waist
- Includes a front fastener
- Drawstrings at the ankles for adjusting size
- Two side pockets
- Material: 100% cotton
- Color: Japan Blue
- Gender: Unisex
- Made in Japan
Factory: Mitsunobu (Fukuoka Prefecture)
As standard height
- Small Size: 155-165cm (5'1"-5'5")
- Medium Size: 165-175cm (5'5"-5'9")
- Large Size: 175-186cm (5'9"-6'1")
- Extra Large Size: 186-195cm (6'1"-6'4")
Details (inch)
- Small
Jacket (body length: 27.9, sleeve length: 26.7), Pants (Waist: 25.9-32.2, Length: 37)
- Medium
Jacket (body length: 29.9, sleeve length: 28.7), Pants (Waist: 28.3-38.5, Length: 38.9)
- Large
Jacket (body length: 32.2, sleeve length: 30.3), Pants (Waist: 31.4-40.1, Length: 40.9)
- Extra Large
Jacket (body length: 33, sleeve length: 31.4), Pants (Waist: 33.8-42.5, Length: 41.7)
Details (cm)
- Small
Jacket (body length: 71, sleeve length: 68), Pants (Waist: 66-82, Length: 94)
- Medium
Jacket (body length: 76, sleeve length: 73), Pants (Waist: 72-98, Length: 99)
- Large
Jacket (body length: 82, sleeve length: 77), Pants (Waist: 80-102, Length: 104)
- Extra Large
Jacket (body length :84, sleeve length: 80), Pants (Waist: 86-108, Length: 106)
*Model is wearing a size M and is 173cm/5'8"
Mainly found in Fukuoka Prefecture, kurume ori traces its roots to the Edo Period, and is still beloved today.
A traditional woven fabric, it features a variety of patterns made by utilizing various techniques to weave evenly dyed yarn.
The technical difficulty of Kurume Ori(weave) lies in its fine weaving technique using multiple pieces of yarn. Its unique look and feel is the result of meticulously adjusting the way the warp and weft threads are woven. Fabric woven from nep yarn which deliberately shows the unevenness of the yarn is one such technique. With a tasteful finish, this time-honored technique of intentionally showing the fabric's unevenness expresses simplicity and traditional Japanese beauty. The colors of the warp and weft threads are also combined to create shades of light and dark, resulting in a sense of depth throughout the fabric.
It is precisely through the expertise of skilled craftsmen that this traditional Japanese aesthetic can be expressed.