Custom-made

About custom-made products

All kimonos are one-of-a-kind. Even if the design is the same, different kimonos can feel like completely different designs. We hope you will find your own original, one-of-a-kind kimono.

カスタムメイドの流れ

  1. 着物地（生地）を見る
  2. デザインを見る
  3. 生地・デザインについて相談する

制作には通常2か月かかります。デザインや混雑状況により。製作時間が異なります。詳しくはご相談の際にお伝えします。また希望の納品日がある際にはご記載ください。

Custom-Made Process

  • View kimono fabrics
  • View design examples
  • Consultation on fabric and design

Production usually takes approximately two months.

The production period may vary depending on the design and our order volume.

Detailed scheduling will be explained during consultation.

If you have a preferred delivery date, please include it in your request.

1. Select a Kimono Fabric

Choose your preferred kimono fabric from the options below.

We can also recommend suitable designs for each kimono fabric.The displayed price refers to the kimono fabric only. Sewing fees are charged separately.

1. View Kimono Fabrics

Please select from the kimono fabrics shown on this site.

This is not a fabric sales page.

It introduces example fabrics used in the custom-made works of wa studio KIWA.

At the fabric selection stage, it is not necessary to have a specific item in mind.

We will guide you on what kind of garments can be created from each fabric, together with suitable design suggestions.

About the Photographs

The photos shown are images of actual sections of the fabric.

Please use them as a reference for pattern placement, color tones, and texture.

Some fabrics may not be displayed in their original kimono form.

These images are intended to help you understand the fabric as a material for clothing.

Care and Handling

  • Dry cleaning is recommended to maintain the shape and texture
  • Care methods may vary depending on the design and fabric condition
  • Detailed instructions will be provided during the production process

Important Notes

  • All kimono fabrics are one of a kind; the same fabric cannot be restocked
  • Pattern placement and color tones may vary from piece to piece
  • Depending on the condition of the fabric, adjustments to the design or production details may be suggested
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2. Select a Design and Size

Choose your preferred design and size from the options below.

We can also recommend suitable kimono fabrics based on your selected design.The displayed price refers to the design (sewing) only. Fabric costs are charged separately.A size guide is available at the bottom of the page. Please use it as a reference.

2. View the Design

Will the finished piece look exactly the same as the photos?

The photos shown are examples of past custom-made works.

For actual orders, each garment is tailored to match the kimono fabric you select.

Even with the same design, the overall impression will vary from piece to piece depending on the fabric’s pattern, color, and material.

The fabrics used in the photos are examples only.

For your order, we can work with:

  • Kimono fabrics displayed on the “1. View Kimono Fabrics” page
  • Kimono fabrics provided by the customer

If you are unsure about fabric selection, please feel free to consult with us.

We can also advise which kimono fabrics are suitable for each design.

Notes

  • The listed price covers tailoring only; the kimono fabric cost is not included
  • If you have any optional requests or custom specifications, please let us know when ordering
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3. Request a Quotation

Once you have selected your kimono fabric and design/size,
please contact us via the Order Contact Form.

If you wish to use your own kimono fabric, cannot find a desired design,
or would like a fully custom-made order, please feel free to consult us via the same form.

3. Consult About Fabric & Design

Whether you already have a clear idea of the item you would like to create, or you are still unsure of what to make, please feel free to contact us via “Start a Consultation”.

A consultation does not mean your order is confirmed.

If you wish to have an item made using your own kimono, cannot find a suitable design, or would like a full custom order, please contact us through the same consultation link.

Order Contact Form

Size Guide

Use a combination of text and images to highlight selected products, collections, or blog posts.

Add details about availability, styling, or customer reviews.

How to Take Measurements

What You Will Need

  • Measuring tape
  • Waist belt (something that can be wrapped around the waist)

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Measurements

What You Will Need

・Measuring tape
・Waist belt (something that can be tied around the waist, such as a ribbon or cord)
・Pen or pencil
・Stickers

What to Wear

Wear a lightweight tank top and pants over the underwear you normally wear with everyday clothing.

Preparation for Measuring

Step 1: Attach Stickers (3 Points)

・Left and right SP (Shoulder Points)

・BNP (Back Neck Point)

Step 2: Put on the Waist Belt

Fasten the waist belt around your waist at the narrowest part of your torso.

Reference

※SP (Shoulder Point):

The point at the boundary between the shoulder and arm, around where the shoulder bone slightly protrudes.

※BNP (Back Neck Point):

The point where the center back line meets the neckline, around the small bone that slightly protrudes when you bend your neck forward.

ボタンのラベル

How to Take Measurements

Waist:
Measure around the narrowest part of your waist (natural waist).
Measure at the position where the waist belt is placed.

Hips:
Measure around the fullest part of your hips, keeping the tape level.
If your abdomen protrudes or your thighs are well developed,
measure around the widest area.

Back Shoulder Width:
Measure the distance between the left and right shoulder points,
passing through the back neck point.

Back Length:
Measure from the back neck point to the center of the waist belt.

Hip Length:
Measure from the waist belt to the hip line.

Sleeve Length:
Measure from the shoulder point to the wrist bone.
Slightly bend your elbow and follow the natural curve of the arm with the measuring tape.