£75.00
In stock
Made in Japan especially for Tom Dick and Harry, this genuine yukata kimono has a white & navy chain design. Printed on a plain weave cotton this lightweight robe will keep you comfortable all year. A very traditional Japanese design.
Ankle length at 58″/147cm from neck to hem.
Delivered with double-length, wide tie-belt. As is customary with this type of robe, there are no belt loops.
Normally available immediately from stock. If on back order, please allow 14 days.
Free UK delivery on orders over over £100, or…
Royal Mail Tracked 48:
from £5.00
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from £9.00
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If you are in any way dissatisfied with the goods you have ordered, we will exchange or refund if they are returned within 30 days of receipt, provided they are unworn and in their original packaging with labels and tags still attached.
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A truly transformative garment – the men�s one size (M) yukata came swiftly and nicely wrapped. The print and full length style is so simple and elegant my husband looks very dignified. He loves it – any man would. However he has competition because I have started wearing it – such a beautiful garment, the style and cut makes you appreciate Japanese culture even more. My only suggestion would be that the belt be longer or double thickness to be a bit more luxurious but a minor detail.
This item was as described and well made. My husband likes it!
The cotton is quite light and something heavier would be a good, though more expensive, option.
Thanks to Curtis for prompt and personal responses to my queries over delivery.