Fit & Measurements
Full length: 141cm
Mid-neck to cuff: 65cm
Details & Origin
Early Shōwa era (1926–1989).
A mofuku kimono, traditionally worn for mourning, defined by its pure black silk and absence of decorative pattern.
Adorned only with five Mitsuuroko family crests — a motif historically associated with samurai, Shinto temples, taiko drums, and roof tiles — reflecting the kimono’s formal heritage.
This restrained aesthetic captures quiet authority, tradition, and the subtle power of ceremonial dress.
Care
Avoid washing; dry clean only by a specialist familiar with Japanese textiles.
Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight.
Full care guide
Each kimono is a vintage piece, carefully checked and ready to wear.
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