House of Kimåne
Kristin
Kristin
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Introducing a stunning addition to your wardrobe - a dark purple kimono adorned with a delicate floral leaf pattern. Thin bronze and purple ribbons add a touch of sophistication to the front, while the sleeves boast original bronze coloured beadwork.
The fabric is made from cactus silk, offering a unique texture with a beautiful shine that shimmers in different lighting. Elevate any outfit with this exquisite piece, perfect for a stylish night out or a luxurious lounging experience.
Measurements
Measurements
Materials
Materials
We're all about creating clothes that not only look amazing, but also make a difference in the world. That's why we love upcycling post-consumer materials and giving new life to items that would have otherwise gone to waste.
Not only are we reducing our impact on the environment, but we're also creating unique, one-of-a-kind pieces that you won't find anywhere else.
And the best part? We even upcycle our own waste to make sure nothing goes to waste.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
We do not accept returns as all of our products are unique, one-of-a-kind and in most cases custom made. However, we do accept exchanges. Custom made kimånes cannot be returned or refunded. Head to our Exchanges & Returns page to read more.
Use Our Fit Guide To Know Your Fit
Welcome to House of Kimåne's Fit Guide - your go-to resource for finding the perfect fit for your unique body shape.Our Kimånes are one-of-a-kind, just like you! Originally made-to-measure as traditional Moroccan djellabas, our Kimånes do not come in standard sizes. Our Fit Guide takes the guesswork out of finding your size.
Need more help? Ask us!
The Timeless Wardrobe Essential: Introducing the Kimåne
Get ready to fall in love with your new best friend - the Kimåne! This versatile piece is the perfect addition to your wardrobe and will take you from day to night with ease. Whether you're looking for a timeless and sophisticated look or a more casual and relaxed style, the Kimåne is the answer.