Each piece is made from vintage Japanese kimono, giving new life to fabric that once carried history.
Kimono Pocket T-Shirt (Shiro-Muku) – White Crane
$80.00
通常価格$80.00
The Kimono Pocket T-Shirt blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern casual style.
One of a Kind / Upcycled Design: Each piece is truly one of a kind. Crafted using vintage kimono silk, thoughtfully upcycled to give new life to beautiful materials—embracing sustainability without compromising style.
Soft & Comfortable: Made from high-quality cotton, the T-shirt offers a soft, breathable feel that keeps you comfortable all day long.
Elegant Detail: Featuring a kimono-inspired chest pocket made from luxurious silk, adding a subtle yet sophisticated touch to a minimalist design.
Effortless Everyday Style: Easy to pair with any bottoms, this versatile piece fits seamlessly into both casual and elevated everyday looks.
Unisex Fit: Designed with a relaxed silhouette to complement all genders and body types.
Real stories from those helping preserve kimono for the future.
Voices of Preservation
Emily Parker
“I didn’t think a kimono could be transformed into something wearable like this. But wow! The T-shirt captures the story perfectly. I wear it all the time!”
Jason Miller
“At first, I wasn’t sure if this was for me, but the craftsmanship is incredible. The colors, the fabric, the detail. Everything exceeded my expectations.”
Samantha Lee
“I love supporting something that preserves tradition. And honestly, the T-shirt itself is just beautiful. Friends keep asking where I got it!”
Michael Thompson
“I wasn’t a T-shirt person, but this one completely changed that. The mix of modern style with traditional kimono patterns is genius. I’m obsessed.”
Mika Sato
“Every time I wear it, I feel connected to the story behind the kimono. The quality is top-notch, and it’s become my favorite piece in my wardrobe.”
Olivia Carter
“I never thought I’d find a T-shirt that feels so personal. The kimono pattern and quality are stunning. It’s become a piece I treasure every day.”