Japanese Brand Unveils Outdoor Kimono For People Who Want to Camp Like a Samurai
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By Bryan Ke
You can go camping while wearing a kimono thanks to the newly released Japanese apparel from Snow Peak in partnership with Kimono Yamato.
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The Outdoor Kimono is made up of lightweight, quick-drying and highly breathable trademarked polyester material that the company calls “Dot Air,” according to Snow Peak, as translated by SoraNews24.
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While it may look similar to the traditional Japanese clothing, Snow Peak’s Outdoor Kimono sets itself apart with the buttoned waist and belt loops.
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The wearer has the option of going out with just a buttoned kimono or with or without a belt.
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You can partner this up with the traditional geta sandals along with an over-the-shoulder bag.
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Or perhaps use it as an overcoat for the cold weather.
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The Outdoor Kimono can also be layered up for extra warmth.
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Unlike the traditional garment, the outdoor kimono offers incredible versatility, comfort, and toughness that can handle the harshest conditions.
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Snow Peak’s Outdoor Kimono comes in three different color options: navy, green, and gray.
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The kimono costs 39,000 yen ($363.05) plus tax and can be purchased at Snow Peak’s store. Pre-orders are currently being accepted with a delivery expected for April 25.
Images via Snow Peak
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