We at Michail Gkinis Aoyama share a belief that clothing is a form of artist expression. With our passion for Japanese textiles, we started the Kimono modernization project with the aim of combining traditional aesthetics of the Kimono with contemporary silhouettes.
With our innovative use of deconstruction, we are able to produce five fresh silhouettes from only one Kimono.
This exemplifies our ethos that fashion isn’t only about consumption but sustainability through recycling. We feel our designs are forward thinking wearable pieces of art for all future generations to enjoy.
The main body of the stole cape is made from a Japanese high tech fabric called ultrasuede with a coated technique. This unique technique gives the garment a lightweight woven appearance while maintaining strength and comfort. The material also possess a quality that allows us to cut the edges raw without fraying.
The re-imagined Stole Kimono has a relaxed fit with two sets of metal snap buttons. This multifunctional design allows the wearer freedom to explore the multitude of ways that this piece can be styled. It can be worn as a cape or as a scarf. We consider this beautiful item to be genderless and multifunctional.
Care: This product is dry clean only.
Made in Tokyo Japan.
Models measurements:
Height 5'8.5", 174 cm
Bust 32" ,81 cm
Waist 23”, 58cm
Hips 34”,86cm
Size available: One size
The measurements of the cape are :
Width 80cm
Length 180cm.
Composition:
Cotton 86%
Ny 14%
Silk 100%
Ultrasuede NU Polyester 100%
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Designer-Funded
Ethically Made
Locally Inspired
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