wakamonokimono
ワカモノキモノ
Authentic Japanese cloth's pattern. From baby to Adult,
All size to make
Without learning Japanese sewing,
you can make authentic Japanese clothes with pattern and sewing machine.
According to your favorite fabric and color,
you can make your own Japanese cloth.
There are 5 kinds from yukata to hakama.
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Latest Info
Sep 7th 2024 Now on sale: Lined Haori's pattern
Apr 18th 2024 Now on sale: Men Hadajuban's pattern
Aug 1st 2023 Now on sale: Simple Half Juban & Jinbei
Kimono / Yukata

Let's start with this one garment.

Haori

Once the kimono is made, next is the haori.

Hakama

It's an andon bakama (skirt-type).

Furisode Kimono

It's a women's kimono with two-shaku sleeves and long sleeves.

Tabi (Socks)

You can make it casually with a small piece of fabric.

Half Juban (Inner Wear)

It is an undergarment for the upper body. Choose a comfortable fabric and tailor it.

Hada Juban (Inner Wear)

You wear it underneath the nagajuban or hadajuban. It's also fine to wear it directly under the kimono. Much more comfortable than wearing a T-shirt underneath, and even when taken off, it's a stylishly Japanese fashion statement.

Simple Half Juban & Jinbei

A simple construction without an Okumi part. If you add strings, it becomes the upper half of a jinbei.

Monpe

As work clothes with a Japanese spirit, it can be used daily. It can also be used as an undergarment for kimono.

Hanhaba Obi (Half width belt)

For those who think sewing a kimono for the first time is too big, with a half-width Obi belt, you just have to cut it into a square and sew straight.

Nagoya Obi belt

Once you've mastered the half-width (hanhaba) obi, let's try moving on to the Nagoya obi. It consists of two main parts: the body wrap and the taiko drum knot.