MOONIK by Sueko Oshimoto

Sustainability

Despite kimono's importance as a ceremonial garment, its ecological significance has just lately come to light. The simplicity and longevity of the kimono lend it to a garment that is often passed down through the generations. Even in modern Japan, a kimono is still a common heirloom for young women. There are many creative ways to upcycle old kimonos into new garments, purses, and accessories. Kimonos have maintained their modest and delicate style for hundreds of years, which is a testament to both their beauty and the Japanese desire to hold on to what they have. More details.

Effortless

Unlike the traditional kimono style, which calls for a plethora of undergarments. Even without a licensed kimono dresser, our kimono dress maintains the same degree of sophistication and style. Effortlessly switch up your appearance with our multi-positional, user-friendly obi belt.

variety of styles

We offer a diverse range of rental items, including kimono jackets for both men and women, obi belts featuring various musubi styles, and an array of six different kimono dress varieties.