Japanese Pattern Kimono 'Hanamon'

The kimono covered in a fine repeating flower pattern

The Japanese word komon means 'small pattern', and it names a whole tradition of fine, all-over repeats that have dressed kimono for centuries. This Japanese pattern kimono, hanamon, is a perfect example — a deep grey-blue robe covered edge to edge in a small, regular floral motif. Quiet from afar, intricate up close.

The beauty is in the repetition. The little flowers tile across the entire robe in a calm, even rhythm, so it reads almost as a solid texture from a distance and reveals its detail only when you're near. It's refined and dignified, the sort of subtle patterning that signals craft rather than shouting for attention — deeply traditional and quietly elegant.

It's a full-length kimono, worn crossed left over right and tied at the waist with the included obi — here a warm burgundy that lifts the cool grey-blue. The floor-length cut and wide sleeves carry the fine pattern in a long, smooth line, giving the robe a composed, grown-up presence.

Wear it as a summer yukata over a light layer, or as an elegant robe at home. The muted grey-blue and small floral repeat make it endlessly versatile and easy to wear, a piece that suits festivals and quiet evenings alike — for someone who appreciates the understated luxury of a true komon pattern.

This is for the person who wants a refined, traditional komon kimono — a fine all-over flower repeat — with the obi included. Wear it crossed and tied with the obi, over a light layer. True to size, in M, L or XL by height.

• Type: Full-length men's kimono / yukata
• Material: Light woven fabric with a soft drape
• Pattern: All-over print — fine komon floral repeat on grey-blue
• Obi belt: Matching obi belt included
• Sleeves: Wide kimono sleeves
• Sizing: True to size — available M, L and XL (by height); see the size guide
• Colour: Deep grey-blue
• Wear it with: Over a light layer, as a summer yukata or elegant robe