Modern Kimono Jacket Men 'Kaito Edition'

The modern kimono jacket where waves melt into pure colour

This is the kimono pushed into abstract territory. The modern kimono jacket takes the old wave motif and dissolves it into swirling ribbons of colour — blue, cream and burnt orange marbling across the cloth like ink dropped in water. The reference is traditional; the execution is thoroughly contemporary.

It's a short open jacket with elbow-length sleeves. Over a soft cream ground, the all-over print runs fluid, marbled currents in deep blue and rust-orange, swirling across the whole jacket so no two areas look quite alike. It reads as modern art rather than a literal motif — movement and colour over recognisable imagery.

An abstract print like this is bolder than it looks but easier to wear than a literal one, because the eye reads it as texture and colour rather than a fixed picture. The warm orange against the cool blue gives it real energy. Keep the base plain — white tee, dark trousers — and let those currents carry the outfit. It's a piece for the man who likes his references reworked, not reproduced.

It's made from a lightweight matte cotton with a smooth, breathable hand and a fluid drape that suits the flowing print, the colours kept vivid so the blue and orange stay rich through washing. The relaxed open fit falls easily over a tee, light enough for warm-weather wear.

This is for the man who wants something artful and contemporary — a modern take on a classic motif rather than a heritage reproduction. Ideal when you want a print that feels like now. Wear it open over a white or black tee with dark trousers. It runs slim, so take one size up for an easy drape.

• Type: Short open kimono jacket, elbow-length sleeves
• Material: Lightweight matte cotton
• Pattern: All-over abstract marbled wave print in blue and orange
• Fit: Relaxed, open front
• Sizing: Runs slim — take one size up
• Wear it with: White or black tee, dark trousers