Kimono Kasane — Tradition, Worn Your Way
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The Art of Kasane — Layer Old and New
Shop NowAuthentic Japanese kimono, yukata & haori
A silk haori to throw over jeans. A cotton yukata for summer. A formal kimono for the days that ask for one. We keep the range small on purpose — pieces we would actually wear, in fabrics that behave, cut to sit right whether you are pouring tea or catching a train. Most are one of a kind; when they sell out, they are gone.
Tradition, worn your way
Kasane (襲) is the old art of layering — old and new folded into one look. Kimono Kasane curates authentic Japanese kimono, yukata and haori for real life: the tea ceremony and the street, the ceremony and the everyday.
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Made to be worn, not framed
Every piece is chosen for how it feels on, not just how it photographs. Silk finished by hand at the seams, cotton woven to breathe in July, linen that softens with each wash. Nothing here is a costume — it is clothing, built on a few centuries of getting the small things right.
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THE KIMONO KASANE EDIT
Everything You Need to Know About Japanese Kimonos
What is a kimono in Japan?
The word “kimono” literally means “thing to wear” in Japanese. It represents grace, simplicity, and cultural heritage. Today, Japanese kimonos remain a symbol of timeless beauty and are adapted into modern kimono robes for daily use.
What’s the difference between a kimono and a yukata?
A kimono is crafted from silk and worn for formal occasions, while a yukata is made from cotton and designed for summer festivals or casual wear. Both embody Japanese tradition and elegance through unique fabrics and patterns.
How much does a Japanese kimono cost?
The price of a kimono depends on materials and craftsmanship. A genuine silk kimono may range from $200 to over $1,000, while a lightweight yukata or kimono robe starts at around $50.
How do you wear a kimono or kimono dress?
To wear a kimono, cross the left side over the right and secure it with an obi belt. A kimono robe or kimono dress can be worn open as a chic layer, blending Japanese style with modern fashion.
What do you wear under a kimono?
Traditionally, a hadajuban or nagajuban is worn underneath to protect the fabric and ensure comfort. For casual kimono robes, lightweight clothing works perfectly.
Why wear a Japanese kimono today?
Wearing a Japanese kimono connects you to centuries of tradition while expressing individuality and refinement. Each kimono dress or silk robe represents elegance, culture, and craftsmanship.

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FREE SHIPPING
Get complimentary ground shipping on every order. Don't love it? Send it back, on us.
100% PAYMENT SECURE
Free returns within 10 days, please make sure the items are in undamaged condition.

SUPPORT 24/7
We support customers 24/7, send us questions and we will solve for you immediately.
Our Story
Welcome to Kimono Kasane
Inspired by centuries of Japanese craftsmanship, Kimono Kasane brings timeless elegance to modern life.
Our mission is to honor the art of the Japanese kimono — from luxurious silk kimono robes to lightweight
cotton kimonos perfect for everyday wear.
Each piece blends tradition and contemporary comfort, offering a unique way to express your connection to Japanese culture and minimalist fashion.
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