Kimonos
The kimono can be traced back as far as the Heian Period (794-1185). It was widely worn by Japanese nobility. Kimonos are no longer worn in Japan as everyday clothing, more for special occasions such as weddings or festivals.
Recently, the kimono has become a popular fashion trend in the West, worn as loungewear or statement pieces that blend traditional appeal with modern style. In 2025, vintage and bespoke kimonos made from recycled fabrics are gaining popularity, offering a sustainable way to enjoy this iconic garment.
The resurgence of vintage and bespoke kimonos promotes sustainability, individuality, and timeless style, making them a sought-after choice for fashion lovers. We love the idea of vintage Kimonos, or bespoke made Kimonos from vintage fabrics!