To get the kimono out of the closet
Kimono is a sustainable garment that has been attracting attention from all over the world. It has been passed down through generations, making use of the Japanese climate and using natural materials. If kimono, a traditional Japanese craft that Japan can be proud of around the world, is buried, Wake Up Kimono wants to rescue it right away. That is the thought that drives us to work.
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Collection of kimonos you no longer wear
Are you having trouble with kimonos that you never get a chance to wear and are just stored in your closet? Surely, they will become someone's destined kimono. We will take them, provide optimal maintenance, and deliver them to someone who wants to wear them.
No matter what the situation, leave it to Wake Up Kimono (example)
It's okay if there are stains or scratches. We will accept kimonos and obi regardless of their condition.
Please feel free to contact us first.
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Discoloration
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There is a stain
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Threading and fluffing
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Torn
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Frayed
Please feel free to contact us first!
- I'm having trouble disposing of
- I don't know where to ask
- I want to use kimono
- There are some clothes I haven't worn yet.
Maintenance and repair by craftsmen who breathe new life into your items
Wake Up Kimono supports craftsmen all over Japan. In order to preserve these wonderful techniques for the future, we apply traditional techniques to kimonos that we collect. We also provide maintenance for items you already own, so please feel free to contact us.
The reborn clothes
We would like to introduce some of the products that have been given new life through traditional techniques.
- Embroidery restoration
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Coordination suggestions so you can go out with confidence as soon as you receive your item
Don't know how to combine kimonos and obi? Worried about looking out of place? At wake up kimono, kimono professionals will suggest outfits to suit the occasion and your position, so you can enjoy wearing kimonos with peace of mind.
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Styling for each scene
- Coming of Age Ceremony
- Graduation/Entrance Ceremony
- wedding
- Dinner/Party
- Theatre/Concert
- Street wear
There are actually many occasions where you can enjoy wearing a kimono. However, there are manners for each scene, so many people may find it difficult to do so. We will suggest styling that suits the scene.
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Styling by type
- Tomesode
- Long-sleeved kimono
- Visiting dress
- Solid color
- subordinate
- Small pattern
- Tsumugi
- yukata
- band
There are many types of kimono. The variations are endless depending on the styling of the kimono itself and the obi. One of the joys of kimono is being able to cleverly reuse the items you already own.