Kimonos are made up of linen silk, silk crepe, silk brocade, hemp and satin weaves. Nowadays modern kimonos are available in less expensive but easy care fabric such as cotton, rayon, cotton satin, polyester and other different synthetic fibers.

Why silk kimono is so expensive?

Silk fabric known as an expensive fabric which is obtained by after lots of hard work that is the reason that silk kimono is so expensive. And the reason behind its expensiveness is its structure. The structure of this garment is tough to sew. That the vast majority of seam as well as edges can’t be sewn by machines. It is finished and also attached with the blind stitches but the traditional fabric which is used to make a kimono is silk.

Why issilk kimonousually stitched by hand? 

Is is usually sewn by hand and it is made from long pieces of fabric with a collar attached with it to give a clean shape around the neck. The fabric which is used to make it is not cut to fit the shape of the wearer but it is draped all around the body. The width of the kimono fabric determines the size of the kimono.

Where to purchase the best one?

To get the best silk kimono slip into soft site is the best choice, where you can be availed with lots of Varieties in color of kimono as per your choice and size. This is the site which is well known for silk products only.It’s a China based company which is reliable and provide its customer product on reasonable price.

Is it available for men only?

No, it’s available for men and women both with the same fabric but special patterns, embroidery, Dyesare all reserved for the lovely ladies.

Is it any difficulties to wear kimono in silk?

Silk fabric drapes and flows beautifully but the most common difficulty to wear it is it creases hardly. It stains easily and is difficult to clean. Yet silk is the ideal fabric to be used while sews a kimono.

Now a day’s these kimonos are being worn on special occasion only in Japan. Like milestone of one’s life or celebrating anniversary. These kimonos are mostly known as traditional outfit or fashion in Japanese culture which is being made by other synthetic fabrics like Cotton, polyester and called modern kimono.