Delivery is scheduled for mid-April.

By tucking in the elastic waistband of these easy pants, we have combined both ease of wear and a sense of neatness. The lightly tapered silhouette towards the hem allows you to wear it with any shoes you choose, and you can make the most of the texture of the kimono fabric, which has a three-dimensional feel.

The outer layer is made of 100% silk kimono fabric, the inner lining is wrinkle-resistant, and silk sewing threads are used.

We procured this beautiful and moderately shiny fabric in Isesaki City, Gunma Prefecture, in the deep pink color of Tsubomi Koubai (bud plum color) for the autumn season.

Wearing image
Model: 165cm
Pants length: above ankles
Calf Length: Generous
Waist: roomy
Hips: roomy
Material: Smooth to the touch, lightweight and comfortable

Story
Meisen is a traditional silk fabric from Isesaki City, Gunma Prefecture.
Meisen is a type of kimono loved by the general public from the Taisho to the early Showa period (1926-1989). The production process of meisen involves 14 processes and cannot be achieved without the careful skills of each and every craftsman. Currently, production has been halted due to the aging of the workforce and the decline of techniques. However, the meisen, which has been loved by the local community, is about to be handed down to the next generation in a different form. Meisen is made of silk, which is difficult to handle when made into clothing, and there have been many struggles.

Product Information
Lining: Yes
Transparency: No
Fabric Thickness: Thin, lightweight
Elasticity: No
Accessories: None

Material:
Outer fabric: 100% silk (Meisen)
Inner lining: 100% polyester

Size: Free size
Waist 61cm
Hips 52cm
Inseam 33cm
Inseam 66cm

Please check your own nude waist size before purchasing as we do not accept returns if the size does not fit.

Care Instructions
Wash by hand with a mild detergent and rinse thoroughly. After washing, shape the garment without wringing it out and hang it in the shade in a well-ventilated place to prevent wrinkles. Ironing from the reverse side will preserve the texture of the silk fabric. Iron at a low temperature on the cloth to be ironed.

Caution
Since vintage kimonos are used, stains and dirt are avoided on the clothes. However, due to the production process, there may be some stains or blemishes on the fabric that cannot be avoided, and we hope you will enjoy them as well, as they will appear over the course of 100 years. We appreciate your understanding.