This is a Hanbok Skirt made from silk and is hand-painted by artisans.

It is luxury at a price you can afford. Etsuka also designed this piece to be friendly for plus-size and mid-size ladies. It is high-waisted and structured. 

Features:

• Made from vintage kimono fabric
• Upcycled and sustainably made
• Hanbok-inspired skirt with a flowy fit
• Lightweight and comfortable to wear
• Each piece is one of a kind

Size

• 1P - See size chart

Material:

• 100% silk from Japan
• Designed  from Japan

What is a premium fabric?

• Premium fabric are kimonos that are at a higher price range than regular fabric. 
• Usually, they are hand-painted by higher-level artisans. 
• Also, premium fabric means they are "newer" or the previous owner has a higher status in the society.  

Why you should buy a premium fabric?

• Aside from more detailed artwork in your piece, buying premium fabric means you get to choose the fabric that will be used for your order. 

Material

• 100% silk
• Shipped from Japan

Notes: 

• All products are made from vintage kimonos. We chose kimonos that are beautiful and wearable. However, some kimonos might have small stains that are a product of storage. We deemed these, if there is any, is either negligible or adds to the beauty of the kimono.

Shipping and Returns

• The Kimono Fabric is shipped from Japan and is upcycled in the Philippines. Therefore, all orders will ship from the Philippines.
• Wait time: 1-3 weeks after payment
• Product return should be done 48 hours after receiving the product. Returned products should be in its prime condition.
• We cannot entertain resizing request. If and when we decided to entertain a client request for repair, the client agrees to pay the shipping of the item back to our office and the shipping of the new item back to the client’s address
• Please note that there might be duties and taxes imposed by your goverment for packages shipped outside of your country. These duties and taxes are outside of our control. Clients agree to shoulder any duties and taxes imposed by their local government