Japanese Man's Kimono

Padded robe in deep brown pinstripes, buttoned up in quiet dignity.

This man's silk kimono is from Japan, and dates to the 20th century. The kimono is the traditional garment of Japan, cut from straight panels of cloth and wrapped left over right, with men's versions generally quieter in color than women's. Wide-sleeved, wrapped robe in dark brown cloth with fine vertical stripes of lighter tone. The garment looks quilted or padded, with a tan lining visible at the neckline. Straight hem, with soft wear throughout. It is 51 inches wide and 61 long.

Sober stripes, warm padding, and not a thread out of place.