Hand-cranked Kimono

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Hand-twisted thread is made by a craftsman who knots cotton fibers between their fingers with their left hand and twists them into thread using a wooden wheel with their right hand. The thread is then woven by hand using a shuttle, resulting in a finely crafted product.

The production process is time-consuming and requires great effort, making it extremely valuable. The material is made of pure cotton, with a comfortable and breathable texture suitable for wearing throughout the year.

Material

100% Cotton

Dimension

Bust 59cm
Chest 59cm
Shoulder 44cm
Sleeve Length 43cm
Coat Length 73cm

Delivery

If the item is in stock, it will be shipped out on the same day.
If it is currently sold out, please note that it will take 3–4 weeks to ship as everything is meticulously handmade. Thank you for your patience!

  • A close-up of a silver sewing machine presser foot stitching a white fabric brand label, which features a circular logo with traditional Chinese characters and a red seal stamp, onto a textured indigo and white woven fabric at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong


    Handwoven entirely by hand, crafted with fine workmanship from pure cotton material, providing a comfortable feel that is gentle on the skin and breathable.

  • A close-up of a person resting their hand in the side pocket of a textured, hand-cranked woven kimono jacket in moonlight blue and grey at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong


    Large pocket design for storing personal items.

  • A young man and woman stand facing each other, holding hands by a window, both wearing matching hand-cranked woven kimono jackets featuring a color-block design in 'Mt. Fuji' grey-blue and off-white at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.


    Unisex and suitable for all seasons, the loose weaving method makes the cotton coat exceptionally breathable for summer wear.

  • A young woman sits on stone steps, looking thoughtfully up, wearing a hand-cranked woven kimono jacket in 'Tokyo Tower' red and grey at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.


    Japanese kimono style that combines fashion with cultural charm.

  • A woman poses for a street style photo, wearing a dark blue hand-cranked woven kimono jacket in the 'Miho Matsubara' color, paired with a white top, denim jeans, a black beret, sunglasses, and holding a blue laptop case at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.

    Wide-legged Pants
    Create Casual Fashion

  • A young man with dark hair poses against a light blue wall with natural window light casting geometric shadows, viewed from the back-right profile. He wears a hand-cranked, color-blocked woven kimono jacket in Mt. Fuji blue and off-white with a visible collar label, paired with dark denim jeans at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.

    Jeans
    Easy to wear all day to work

  • A woman poses for a street style photo, wearing a blue hand-cranked woven kimono jacket in the 'Moonlight' color, with black trim on the collar and a visible collar label, paired with a white dress, a necklace, and earrings at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong

    Dress
    Add feminine charm

  • A man sits on a large mossy rock in a dense forest, wearing a hand-cranked, color-blocked woven kimono jacket in the 'Yakushima' pattern, with olive green, off-white, and natural beige panels, paired with dark blue jeans and brown suede shoes, and a simple white t-shirt, at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong

    Short
    Spring and summer fresh style

A promotional banner featuring five models side-by-side showcasing hand-cranked woven kimono coats in signature colors: Miho Matsubara (navy), Yakushima (olive/cream), Moonlight (blue/black), Tokyo Tower (red/grey), and Mt. Fuji (blue/cream), beneath a dark header with Chinese text and English reading "LIMITED ORIGINAL DESIGN" and "HAND-CRANKED JAPANESE-STYLE COAT" at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.

Signature Jacket

Four Seasons Versatile and Unique Japanese-style Jacket

A woman with long brown hair in profile view wearing a hand-cranked Kimono cardigan in Mt. Fuji color—featuring a cream-white body, light gray textured trim, and a deep indigo blue back and sleeve accent—styled over a simple white dress, captured against a clean, light blue background at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.

Japanese-style × Hand Craft

A young woman sits on stone steps, looking thoughtfully up, wearing a hand-cranked woven kimono jacket in 'Tokyo Tower' red and grey at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong. Behind her are blooming pink cherry blossom trees.
A man and woman wearing matching unisex Hand-cranked Kimono cardigans in the color Yakushima—a design featuring distinct vertical panels of handwoven dark forest green and a warm natural beige with textured light brown trim—are holding hands and smiling while walking on a stone path through a traditional Japanese garden, featuring moss, a stone lantern, and a teahouse, at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.
A young man with dark, styled hair looking away in profile, wearing a hand-cranked Kimono cardigan in Yakushima color—featuring a vertical paneled design with textured olive green on the front, an off-white back and sleeve, and a warm tan woven collar trim—styled over a white top and dark jeans in a lush, green forest setting at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.
A close-up shot of a traditional wooden handloom in action, showing vibrant, freshly woven textile with colorful pink, orange, and yellow stripes contrasted against sections of solid forest green fabric, with the white cotton heddles and warp threads intricately strung through the loom frame at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.
A young man with dark hair poses against a light blue wall with natural window light casting geometric shadows, viewed from the back-right profile. He wears a hand-cranked, color-blocked woven kimono jacket in Mt. Fuji blue and off-white with a visible collar label, paired with dark denim jeans at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.
A young man and woman stand facing each other, holding hands by a window, both wearing matching color-block knit cardigans featuring a mix of textures in 'Mt. Fuji' grey-blue and off-white at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.
A young couple wearing matching hand-cranked Kimono cardigans in Tokyo Tower color—featuring a dusty-red body, light gray sleeves, and cream-white collar trim—sharing a sweet moment on outdoor stone steps framed by blooming pink cherry blossom trees at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.

#HongKongOriginalDesign #Unique #Exclusive

A young woman with straight brown hair and bangs wearing a hand-cranked Kimono cardigan in Yakushima color—featuring a vertical split design with textured forest green on one side, cream-white on the other, and a warm tan woven collar—posing outdoors in front of a lush tree blooming with pale yellow flowers at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.
A smiling man and woman standing back-to-back on a stone path wearing matching unisex Hand-cranked Kimono cardigans in Miho Matsubara color—a deep charcoal gray or faded black handwoven textured fabric with subtle vertical grain detailing and front pockets—against a rustic stone wall background surrounded by lush green foliage at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.

Fully Hand-woven with meticulous workmanship

A promotional banner featuring five models side-by-side showcasing hand-cranked woven kimono coats in signature colors: Miho Matsubara (navy), Yakushima (olive/cream), Moonlight (blue/black), Tokyo Tower (red/grey), and Mt. Fuji (blue/cream), beneath a dark header with Chinese text and English reading "LIMITED ORIGINAL DESIGN" and "HAND-CRANKED JAPANESE-STYLE COAT" at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.

Signature Jacket

Four Seasons Versatile and Unique Japanese-style Jacket

A young man with dark hair poses against a light blue wall with natural window light casting geometric shadows, viewed from the back-right profile. He wears a hand-cranked, color-blocked woven kimono jacket in Mt. Fuji blue and off-white with a visible collar label, paired with dark denim jeans at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.
A woman with long brown hair in profile view wearing a hand-cranked Kimono cardigan in Mt. Fuji color—featuring a cream-white body, light gray textured trim, and a deep indigo blue back and sleeve accent—styled over a simple white dress, captured against a clean, light blue background at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.
A young man and woman stand facing each other, holding hands by a window, both wearing matching color-block knit cardigans featuring a mix of textures in 'Mt. Fuji' grey-blue and off-white at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.

Japanese-style × Hand Craft

A young couple wearing matching hand-cranked Kimono cardigans in Tokyo Tower color—featuring a dusty-red body, light gray sleeves, and cream-white collar trim—sharing a sweet moment on outdoor stone steps framed by blooming pink cherry blossom trees at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.
A young woman sits on stone steps, looking thoughtfully up, wearing a hand-cranked woven kimono jacket in 'Tokyo Tower' red and grey at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong. Behind her are blooming pink cherry blossom trees.

#HongKongOriginalDesign #Unique #Exclusive

A man and woman wearing matching unisex Hand-cranked Kimono cardigans in the color Yakushima—a design featuring distinct vertical panels of handwoven dark forest green and a warm natural beige with textured light brown trim—are holding hands and smiling while walking on a stone path through a traditional Japanese garden, featuring moss, a stone lantern, and a teahouse, at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.
A young woman with straight brown hair and bangs wearing a hand-cranked Kimono cardigan in Yakushima color—featuring a vertical split design with textured forest green on one side, cream-white on the other, and a warm tan woven collar—posing outdoors in front of a lush tree blooming with pale yellow flowers at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.
A young man with dark, styled hair looking away in profile, wearing a hand-cranked Kimono cardigan in Yakushima color—featuring a vertical paneled design with textured olive green on the front, an off-white back and sleeve, and a warm tan woven collar trim—styled over a white top and dark jeans in a lush, green forest setting at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.
A smiling man and woman standing back-to-back on a stone path wearing matching unisex Hand-cranked Kimono cardigans in Miho Matsubara color—a deep charcoal gray or faded black handwoven textured fabric with subtle vertical grain detailing and front pockets—against a rustic stone wall background surrounded by lush green foliage at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.
A close-up shot of a traditional wooden handloom in action, showing vibrant, freshly woven textile with colorful pink, orange, and yellow stripes contrasted against sections of solid forest green fabric, with the white cotton heddles and warp threads intricately strung through the loom frame at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.

Fully Hand-woven with meticulous workmanship

A graphic display featuring three textured circular swatches of hand-cranked cotton thread fabrics in charcoal, red, and blue at Grandmama Store in Hong Kong.

Material


The hand-rolled thread is created by an artisan who combines cotton fibers between their fingers with the left hand while using the right hand to twist and spin it into thread with a wooden wheel. This is entirely handwoven, with meticulous craftsmanship. The production process is very time-consuming and demanding, making it exceptionally rare because it is difficult to mass-produce. Made from pure cotton material, it has a soft feel that is gentle on the skin and breathable, suitable for all seasons.

REVIEW

    “Comfortable fabric is essential for dressing well. The hand-rolled design is lightweight and breathable, making it perfect for all seasons and ideal for moving between air-conditioned rooms in summer.”

    — JACQUELIN

    “I often see couples coming to buy together; the sizes are suitable for both men and women, making it perfect for couple outfits. Friends also come together to shop.”

    — PHY

    “I couldn't resist keeping Yakushima for myself; each hand-rolled jacket has a unique name that evokes fond memories of my travels in Japan.”

    — YUKI
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