Japanese Pattern Kimono 'Ikkamari'

The kimono layering speckled blue dapple under pale brushstrokes

This one builds its pattern in two layers, and the effect is unexpectedly rich. The Japanese-motif kimono covers a light indigo robe in a small, dappled blue motif — a fine, mottled speckle reminiscent of traditional shibori tie-dye — then sweeps broad, pale brushstrokes diagonally across the top. Texture beneath, movement above.

The interplay is what gives it depth. The all-over dappled blue reads as a soft, organic ground, while the lighter brushstrokes cut across it with energy and a hand-painted feel, so the robe never looks flat or repetitive. The cool blue-and-white palette keeps it fresh and summery, calm and lively at the same time.

It's a full-length kimono, worn crossed left over right and tied at the waist with the included obi — here a navy sash edged in gold that sharpens the cool blue. The floor-length cut and wide sleeves carry both layers of pattern in a long, flowing line, composed yet full of movement.

Wear it as a summer yukata over a light layer, or as a relaxed robe at home. The fresh blue dapple and pale brushwork make it easy and summery to wear, and the gold-edged obi gives it a lift — a piece for someone who wants a textured, layered pattern rather than a single clean repeat.

This is for the person who wants a fresh, layered blue kimono — dappled texture under pale brushstrokes — 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 — dappled blue speckle with pale diagonal brushstrokes
• Obi belt: Navy, gold-edged obi belt included
• Sleeves: Wide kimono sleeves
• Sizing: True to size — available M, L and XL (by height); see the size guide
• Colour: Light indigo with white
• Wear it with: Over a light layer, as a summer yukata or relaxed robe