Men's Kimono For Sale

"Bridge Scene" Man's Underkimono

"Brushstroke Plaid" Man's Underkimono

"Country Life" Man's Underkimono

"Cross Me Up" Man's Kimono

"Formal Crested" Man's Kimono

We made a bulk purchase of these formal men's kimonos. Each features a different family crest in five locations, indicating the kimono is for a formal occasion. The sizing varies slightly, but will be within the range given below. Typically, they will easily fit a small or medium-build man, but are likely to be short (but still wearable as a robe or under hakama pants) on anyone over 5'8" tall.

"His Master's Voice" Man's Kimono

An unsual piece to add to the collector who has everything else. We can't even guess the year becaue this kimono is in excellent condition except for a few small spots on the plainer sleeve. The hallmark is a large medallion with the RCA dog with his nose in the speaker of the old photograph. The image is not matched up across the shoulder seam but could be fixed if need be. A fun and rare find.

"Love the Ponies" Man's UnderKimono

These underkimonos were designed specifically for their original owner, and in this case he must have loved horses and western riding. This unusual patterning features cream colored arched bands where several riders - all wearing striped caps and vests - seem to chase one another around the kimono. Quite a collector's item. In great shape - quite wearable - but would certainly add flavor to any kimono collection.

"Mighty Wave" Man's Kimono

"Palaquin At Rest" Man's Kimono

A thought-provoking scene continues from back to front on this man's underkimono. Paper lanterns with kanji characters - perhaps they light the way for patrons to enter. On the back we see a palaquin sitting abandoned, it's carriers and perhaps its owner having gone inside. No doubt a beautiful story is being told to those who can decypher the clues.

"Plaid Papa" Man's Kimono

"Poetry In Motion" Man's Underkimono

This man's underkimono is longer than the more vintage one, suggesting this is from the 1970's rather than earlier. It is also a synthetic, not silk, yet it is painted and decorated with a fine hand. Thatched roofs, tall trees, and gold detail, as well as a poem, or perhaps a story, written in kanji characters on the left shoulder. Contrasting blue collar. Additional scenery at the hem.

"Raw Silk" Man's Kimono

"Slings and Arrows" Man's Underkimono

"Summer Rain" Man's Yukata

"Unlined Indiigo" Man's Kimono

"Warrior in the Teahouse" Man's Underkimono

"What's Your Angle?" Man's Underkimono

"Winter Market" Man's Underkimono

It's small, but quite striking - better for display unless the wearer has a small frame. A stylized mountain design stretches across the shoulders and snow-covered pines cross the panls at the lower front. On the lower back are hand drawn figures of country maidens heading to market - each quite detailed, from their faces to their kimono to the bundles on their heads.

Nemaki (lounging kimono)

Great for around the house, this style of kimono is used at Japanese resorts or are worn at home after a bath. Features a gauze lining, side pocket, and made from soft cotton available in many patterns, each with a same-fabric attached ties for easy wear - no obi needed!! These are NEW, not vintage.