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Are kimonos /fa/?

>> No.9791779

Kimonos are /fa/
Wearing kimonos is not /fa/

>> No.9792579

I think a denim-looking kimono would be effay as fuck

>> No.9792624

>>9791779
/thread

>> No.9792634

>>9792579
Is that from Visvim?
It wasn't as long as I thought it would be. It just ended at the waist.

>> No.9792638

>>9791779
Yeah, I went a saw an exhibition here in Brisbane called Future Beauty all about Japanese fashion. There was a kimono that I think was by Yohji that was by far my favourite piece there. Searching for it now, anyone know what I'm talking about?

>> No.9792648
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9792648

Been trying some kimono stuff lately.

how'd I do?

>> No.9792660

>>9792648
Please don't.

>> No.9792695

>>9792648
Fucking dope fit m8, wtc that sick silhouette?
Quick question though are there options that will match my Naruto headband?

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>>9792638
this?

>> No.9794119
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9794119

What about happi coats?

>> No.9794287

>>9791686
Aren't these just cardigans with no fastenings?

>> No.9794468

>>9794287
cardigans are usually knit and have an alternate collar

>> No.9795314
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>> No.9795323

>>9795314
this is dope as f

>> No.9795332

>>9795323
This is my grail ;_:

>> No.9795390

>>9795332
why not make one? this is essentially a deconstructed cardigan with a flat shawl collar made out of shirting broadcloth. not the most technical sewing project--beginner really.

you could easily make this from less than $50 of material and a dozen hours. way better than paying 800 dollars because it says visvim

>> No.9795563

>>9795390
then make a few more and sell them to us

>> No.9795583

>>9791686
I think what you're looking for is noragi

Those are the japanese style jackets, but they have a less traditional formalwear association and more of a workwear kinda thing going down

>> No.9795634

>>9795583
Know where I can cop one that isn't Visvim or Naked and Famous?

>> No.9795640

>>9795583
they're so fucking pricey

>> No.9795643

>>9795634
>>9795640

If you don't want to pay out your ass you could always hit up ebay and etsy and see if you can find a deal in your size

>> No.9795651

>>9795643
Thanks mate, I'll check it out. I've always been a little cautious of Etsy though

>> No.9795876

>>9793693
>>9793693
thats visvim right

>> No.9795887

>>9795651

I've used it a lot, it's legit, most sellers have a ton of feedback, plus you can use paypal I'm pretty sure.

>> No.9795905

>>9795876
Yeah, there was a range of them in different colours and styles of denim such as >>9795314, I think the one you responded to is one of the more rare (and expensive) ones

http://hypebeast.com/2012/6/visvim-ss-noragi-damaged-f-i-l-exclusive

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9796170

this is a good one

>> No.9796274
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>>9792579
>>9792634

naked and famous has a selvedge denim kimono shirt

>> No.9796294

>>9796170
love this

>> No.9796296

>>9796170
nice fit if the guy is hot

but if he is ugly then it looks autistic

>> No.9796827

bump, thinking of sewing one myself

>> No.9797069

>>9796274
I think the tie thing ruins it, most people here probably want a noragi

try the kimono kid

>> No.9797083

>>9795390
w2c kimono sewing pattern

>> No.9797089

>>9795390
I have minimal sewing/stitching experience, if you have a guide or some instructions I might try

>> No.9797196

Any noragi that isn't going to financially cripple me for a year?

>> No.9797208

>>9797196
Betabrand

>> No.9797216

>>9796296
>>9796294
It's one of huckleberry's first fits

>> No.9797968

>>9796170
Brown Boots in this fit are so bad

>> No.9797978

yes they are and I will teleport behind anyone who says they aren't and end their life with my katanas *watches thread closely* >_> <_< O_O

>> No.9797990

>>9797978
They aren't

>> No.9798001

>>9797990
*teleports behind you *I'm sorry for what will transpire but you leave me no choice *unsheathes katana* any last words? *quickly slashes you're throat, not letting you say any last words* nothing personnel fam...

>> No.9798018

>>9798001
>doing the most autisticc meme
>not even doing it right
*teleports behind you* heh, nothing personal kid *slashes your neck*

>> No.9798055

>>9795390
Imo the only visvims sort of worth getting/drooling over are the boro ones, patchwork is dope. There are tonnes of labels that try to do kimonos and/or noragis. Also proper kimonos cost money, its almost the equivalent of a suit in some circles. Construction wise for a basic mono one is as you say tho.

>> No.9798059

>>9796170
Looks like some las vegas gangster or something. Too busy/fluoro for my taste

>> No.9798069

>>9797208
The site is the pure definition of neck beard fashion but i'll admit i love how they picked their domain name, regardless ironically or on purpose. Conceptually good, poor execution. A onesie suit, really?

>> No.9798158

>>9797196
Epaulet makes a version too

>> No.9798340
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>>9797069
Tie thing reminds me of a hanten, which are comfy/10

>> No.9799859

>>9797069
that tie thing is also included in noragi, but they tend to be placed on the inside of the garment

also, the naked and famous is too sctructured and not drapey enough in my eyes

>> No.9799914

>>9798340
so dope
would wear so hard if i didn't run the risk of being mistaken 4 a weeaboo

>> No.9800141

>>9799859
actually looking at it, that's what I don't like about it, it looks so rigid and that makes it look almost like a cosplay, a drapey comfy noragi would be fantastic

>> No.9800451

>>9795314

>> No.9801063

>>9800141
its really the materials, the raw denim is stiff, while og noragi tend to be made with cloth that is pliable and soft right off the bat

>>9800451
>>9795314
That is fucking baller

>> No.9801208

>>9801063
well that's the thing with raw denim, right out of the box it'll be really rigid and whatnot but i imagine it would look pretty cool after worn in and faded a little. i think it's a cool concept nonetheless

>> No.9801282
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>>9791686
m8 those look like haori (kimono jackets).
Pic is a recent vintage haori I copped off of eBay for $15 with free shipping. Most non-Asian people can't pull off traditional Japanese garments without looking like a weeb imo

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where can i get this kind of long shirts ? are there special stores where these people get their outfits from ?

>> No.9801712

>>9794119
Makes you look like you work at a Japanese restaurant imo

>> No.9801730
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9801730

have a kimono and a long Pendleton robe/driving coat thing. wear them bakery every morning.
pic related is Pendleton. insulated so wear in winter

>> No.9801751

>>9801320
filmed on state street, there is an indian store that sells what that guy is wearing, and I'm fairly sure he's affiliated with it.

has some retard tier name like namaste or something, and I doubt it's online. It's literally a block away from where this is filmed in the direction he comes walking from.

any Santa Barbara anons might wanna cop, I only know of this store because my mom shops there a lot, and I got a weird bowl from there that makes a cool and calming noise.

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>>9801730
this is front of kimono for summer wear

>> No.9801769
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>>9801730
>>9801762
here is back of kimono. both copped for <$20

>> No.9802342

>>9801282
the oversized sleeves aren't as good

>> No.9804406

>>9801282
post fit? I like these but as you say it might look kinda ridiculous irl

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9805219

:^)

>> No.9805277

Thoughts? Is there anything with a similat aesthetic
http://shop.danielpatrick.net/collections/knomadik/products/knomad-kimono

>> No.9805417

>>9805219
I like your cat :)

>> No.9805434

>>9805219
suicoke sandals?

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>>9805417

thank you! im sure he would admire you as well

>>9805434

yep

>> No.9805489

>>9802342
Sleeves are like that so you can use them as pockets.
Pic is a boy's kimono, but it still fits me since I'm a petite Asian grill.

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>>9805489
Oops forgot pic.

>> No.9805537

>>9792695
Ha, only if you could Rasengan. Otherwise you'd look like some kind of f-faggot.

>> No.9806602

>>9805499
that's the difference between male and female ones? Is it just shape?

>> No.9806633

>>9806602
Size and shape, as well as the motifs that go on the kimono. Falcons are a masculine symbol, as well as dragons and carp.

>> No.9807260

>>9795314
i am able to make this, i have before as a gift, but i cannot make the flat felled seam on the sleeve u need a special sewing machine for those(they are usually used in denim jackets) currently working on creating a distressed boro version what do you guys think?

>> No.9807267

>>9807260
I don't have a sewing machine, is hand stitching something like this possible?

>> No.9807280

>>9807267
you may have to cut corners a bit
but yes, pretty much anything is possible working by hand

also it will take a lot longer as opposed to with a sewing machine

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>>9807267
well of course it is it will take much longer though and the result will be somewhat different because the stitches will be uneven and denim is a thick fabric, howeve if you do attempt this make it easier on yourself and buy some sashiko needles they are longer and are made to work with hick fabric if u cannot find sashiko needles look for apholstery needles and use cotton chord as thread i reccomend olypus crochet threads they are heavy duty and give it that homestyle look
pic related it is my freehand sashiko

>> No.9807297

>>9801762
>>9801769
That's a satin dressing gown.
Not a kimono

>> No.9807304

>>9801762
not a true kimono though
kimono designs are hand painted
kimonos are silk
kimonos are meant to be taken apart to be washed (more extravagant kimonos such as thos with gold leaf are never meant to be washed) then dry as separate pieces then sewn back together by hand

>> No.9807348

>>9807267
>>9807295 me
also one more thing i highly reccomend buying pinking shears or scalloped shears if you are going to do this by hand to minimize fraying on the unfinished seams

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This one is apparently by full count