Men's Kimono

Why adopt the men's kimono?

The men's kimono is distinguished by its loose fit, straight lines, and freedom of movement. Unlike structured Western clothing, it lets the body breathe and provides a feeling of natural fluidity.

• Versatility: urban jacket, loungewear, or a statement piece for your wardrobe.
• Comfort: ideal for long days or moments of relaxation.
• Distinctive style: Japanese minimalism revisited for the modern man.
• Adaptability: can be worn in summer or mid-season depending on the material.

How to choose your men's kimono?

The choice mainly depends on the intended use.

• For the city: a black or sober-colored kimono jacket, worn open over raw denim or straight-leg trousers.
• For the home: kimono pyjamas or a fluid robe, easy to slip on.
• For the summer: a light cotton or linen model, breathable and comfortable.
• For an assertive style: a structured piece inspired by the haori or modern yukata.

Each model retains the spirit of the men's Japanese kimono while adapting to current trends.

Models are sold without integrated accessories. To complete your silhouette, discover our men's kimono accessories.

Materials and care

Our models are available in cotton, linen, satin, or polyester, depending on the collection.

• Cotton: breathable and versatile, suitable for daily wear.
• Linen: light and pleasant during the summer.
• Satin: fluid and elegant, ideal for indoor models.
• Polyester: supple, durable, and easy to maintain.

Recommended care: wash at 30°C, air dry to preserve the cut and the hold of the fabric.

To understand the material and how it feels, discover our guide on kimono composition and care.

The art of wearing a kimono every day

The men's yukata is distinguished by its lightness and comfort, particularly appreciated during hot weather. The men's haori, a short and open version, adds a modern structure to a simple outfit.

Paired with straight trousers, raw denim, or even minimalist shorts, the kimono becomes a central piece of the masculine style. It allows you to express a calm, structured, and original identity without excess.

A style that reveals your character

Adopting the men's kimono means choosing a refined aesthetic, inspired by Japan, and adapted to the contemporary rhythm. Each piece prioritizes fluidity, simplicity, and balanced lines.

Origin and evolution of the men's kimono

The men's Japanese kimono finds its roots in traditional clothing worn for both daily life and formal occasions. The men's haori structured the silhouette, while the men's yukata, lighter in weight, was preferred during hot seasons. Today, the modern men's kimono adopts these codes to suit the contemporary urban wardrobe.

The men's kimono by season

• Men's summer kimono: prioritize light materials such as cotton or linen, which are breathable and pleasant in hot weather.
• Men's mid-season kimono: a fluid cut in cotton or light polyester provides a good balance between comfort and structure.
• Men's winter kimono: worn layered over a t-shirt or a thin sweater, it structures the silhouette while maintaining freedom of movement.

Men's cotton vs. polyester kimono: which to choose?

• Men's cotton kimono: natural feel and breathability.
• Men's polyester kimono: better shape retention, quick drying, and simplified maintenance.

Kimono, yukata, haori, hakama: what are the differences?

• Men's kimono: a generic term encompassing modern versions inspired by traditional Japanese clothing.
• Men's yukata: a lighter version suited to hot temperatures.
• Men's haori: an open jacket used to structure the silhouette.
• Men's hakama: traditional Japanese wide-leg trousers, often paired with a kimono to create a complete and structured silhouette.

Explore the entire collection and find the model that matches your style.