kimono 01

Wash

Machine wash cold or at 30°C using a mild, liquid detergent. Avoid powdered detergents, enzyme-heavy formulas, fabric softeners, or bleach, as these can leave residues that stiffen the fabric or weaken the fibers over time.

Dry

Hang to dry or tumble dry on low heat until just damp. Tumble drying can soften and fluff the fibers, giving your garment a more relaxed feel—ideal if you prefer a softer texture. However, repeated tumble drying may gradually weaken the fibers and reduce the garment’s longevity. For a crisper hand feel and to preserve the structure, air drying is recommended.

Iron

Iron with steam on medium heat if needed. For best results, iron while the fabric is still slightly damp. This helps in achieving a smoother finish and reduces the risk of scorching.

With gentle care, your garment will stay beautiful for as long as possible.

This piece is made from 100% linen, made from flax grown and woven in Europe. The fabric is certified European Flax® and OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, and has been softened mechanically without the use of harsh chemicals.

The melange color are achieved by weaving together yarns of different tones, creating a soft, textured look without the need for additional dyeing. For the shades like black, the fabric is dyed using certified low-impact methods that reduce water and energy use.

Linen is naturally breathable, strong, and softens with time. It requires significantly less water and fewer resources to produce than other materials - making it a thoughtful and more sustainable choice.

To customize your piece to your preferences, please include the following measurements in your order notes:

For tops (shirts, kimonos etc.)

Shoulder – Measure from where the neck ends (at the base of the neck towards the shoulder) out to the edge of the shoulder.

Sleeve length – Measure from the edge of the shoulder along the arm to where you want the sleeve to end. Keep the arm relaxed along the side of the body.

Bust – Measure around the fullest part of the bust or chest. The measuring tape should be horizontal and lie softly against the body without being tight.

For pants

Waist – Measure around the narrowest part of the waist, usually just above the navel. Hold the measuring tape comfortably, not too loose and not too tight.

Hips – Measure around the widest part of the hips and buttocks. Make sure the measuring tape is parallel to the floor all the way around.

Inseam – Measure from the crotch (inside of the leg) down to the point where you want the trousers to end. It is easier if someone else helps with this measurement.

For skirts

Skirt length – Measure from the waistline straight down to where you want the skirt or dress to end.