Before the age of machines, Japanese weavers created the Kasuri pattern by hand — dyeing individual threads before weaving to produce a distinctive blurred, brushstroke-like design. The result is a pattern that feels both rustic and refined, carrying the warmth of handcraft in every thread. What is a Yukata? A yukata is a lightweight, casual form of kimono traditionally worn in summer and at Japanese inns (ryokan). Unlike formal kimono, it is designed for everyday comfort — making it a beloved choice as room wear, a bathrobe alternative, or a stylish loungewear piece at home. Curious about the difference between kimono and yukata? Read our guide here. About the Kasuri Pattern Kasuri (絞) is one of Japan’s most celebrated traditional textile techniques, known in the West as ikat. Threads are resist-dyed before weaving, creating a softly blurred, almost painterly pattern — as if drawn with a dry brush. No two pieces are exactly alike, giving each yukata a subtle uniqueness. This design features a clean, minimal Kasuri motif that pairs effortlessly with the natural texture of cotton. Wear It Your Way 🏠 Room wear — relaxed and breathable for everyday home use 🛁 Bathrobe alternative — lightweight cotton that absorbs moisture naturally 🏨 Ryokan style — recreate the authentic Japanese inn experience at home 🎁 Artisan gift — a piece of Japan’s handcraft heritage from Kyoto What’s Included This yukata comes complete with a matching sash (obi), so it’s ready to wear straight out of the box — no additional accessories needed. Easy to put on even without assistance. Specifications Material: 100% Cotton Sizes: M (56), L (59), XL (63) Weight: M: 380g / L: 440g / XL: 460g Made in Japan Product Type: CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES Collection: KIMONO > YUKATA FULL LENGTH
