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Kanso kimono blouse
The model in the photo is 180 cm tall and wearing a size 1
Full length of approx. 45 cm in a size 1.
Viscose is a regenerated wood fibre that is biodegradable and in the same family as with cupro, modal and lyocell. Often, viscose is used as an alternative to silk, since the fibre fineness of viscose allow for the same lightness as silk. Viscose has good durability and retains colour better than cotton. In addition, viscose has a good absorption capacity, which makes the clothes comfortable to wear on hot days.
Wool is a natural fibre that is biodegradable. Wool has an excellent absorption capacity and insulating property, which is created by nature to meet garment purposes. The absorption capacity of wool allows it to absorb up to approx. 35% moisture without feeling damp. The insulating property of wool gives clothing a good level of comfort and natural protection against temperature fluctuations.
- Finely knit
- Rounded neckline
- Wide kimono sleeves with ribbed cuffs
