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Kimono Shirt - Kimono Print Basket Weave
Naked & Famous - Kimono Shirt - Kimono Print Basket Weave
These are an incredible new addition to our lineup. The basketweave is often sought after for its heavy crosshatch pattern. It's sometimes referred to as sashiko, even though they're quite different as one is a form of repair and the other is a textile. This piece uses basket weave inspiration in its Kimono print. The thing we love about Japanese Kimono patterns is that they're bold and in your face without being flashy because of there repeated geometric pattern. The red tiger lining was an impeccable choice on this one too.
The Kimono Shirt is a shirt cut in the fashion of the Japanese Noragi: open-front, straight silhouette, front-tie closure. The Noragi were symbols of poverty in Japan. Farmers would wear and repair them to last decades. They have become symbols of Japan's horticultural past striking a deep contrast with Japan's present: a world leader in technology. Cut and sewn in Canada.
- Japanese Fabric
- 100% Cotton
- Made in Canada
- SKU: 120880125
| TAG SIZE | XS | S | M | L | XL | XXL |
| SHOULDER | 15.5" | 16.5" | 17.5" | 18" | 19" | 19.5" |
| PIT TO PIT | 18.5" | 19.5" | 20" | 21" | 22" | 23.5" |
| SLEEVE LENGTH | 25.25" | 25.5" | 25.75" | 26" | 26.5" | 27" |
| BODY LENGTH | 28.5" | 28.75" | 29" | 29.5" | 30" | 30.5" |
Fit Notes: The Kimono Jacket is a pretty open-fitting style. You can kind of get away with a range of sizing. Shop owner Tommy is wearing a size Medium in the pictures. Tommy is 5'10," 162lbs, with a 40" chest.
Apparel
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It's been some time since we've had indigo denim from Freenote, and we couldn't think of a better introduction than this blue/brown. If you know anything about our preferences, you know we love an earth-tone weft. Well, it doesn't get any more earthy than this. The brown on these is deeper than any we've seen from persimmon, turmeric, or catechu dyes in the past. It's a true mocha-colored brown that we think makes for one hell of a stylistic denim. The contrast between indigo and brown is a lot less harsh than that of a traditional jean, and this makes for a better-looking cuff in our opinion. It's also right in our sweet spot for weight. We really dig anything between 14-16oz. It has the perfect amount of crunch to give you all of those wonderful lines around the legs without being so hard to break in. This is the fabric we've been waiting for Freenote to work with for years!
CD-4 Jacket - Black
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Kurt Jacket - Indigo Single Stripe
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