Men's White Kimono, Checked Yukata with Belt
White with a tonal check · Ankle length
- Free shipping on orders over $45 USD
- 30-day returns
- Ships within 1–3 business days
- Delivered in 5–9 business days after dispatch
At a glance
- Fabric
- Polyester
- Sizes
- One Size
- Care
- Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle
Read the guide: Yukata vs Kimono: What Actually Separates Them
Materials
- Fabric
- Polyester
- Origin
- Imported
Size guide
Made in one size for most adults.
Care guide
- Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle.
- Hang to dry. Do not tumble dry.
Shipping & returns
Shipping
We ship to the EU, the UK, Switzerland, Norway, Australia, Canada and the US.
Delivery usually takes 5 to 9 business days after dispatch.
Shipping is free on orders above $45 USD. Below that, shipping is $7.90 USD to the US and Canada and $9.90 USD to Europe and Australia. We charge in US dollars, converted to your currency at checkout.
Returns
You have 30 days from delivery to request a return.
Return shipping costs are paid by the customer.
We offer refunds or store credit once your return has been received and approved.
For hygiene and quality reasons, underwear cannot be returned. Returns may also be refused if the item is sent back with damaged packaging.
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Men's White Kimono, in detail
This is a white kimono men can wear all summer: an ankle-length yukata with wide sleeves, a tonal check woven into the white cloth and a belt included. It sits in our men's yukata collection. White reads cool in the heat. It looks crisp against a dark belt or obi.
A yukata is a light summer kimono, easier to put on than a formal one. This white kimono for men keeps the classic lines: a straight body, wide sleeves to the elbow and a front that wraps left over right. With the belt in the pack, it is ready to wear from the first day. As a men's summer kimono it works at a festival, a garden party or on a hot night at home.
Fit and sizing
One size, cut straight and long. There is no size to choose. The front wraps, so how tightly you tie the belt sets the fit at the waist and chest. Length is the one thing the wrap cannot change. Ankle length is the aim, and on a taller frame the hem sits higher on the shin. The wide sleeves leave room through the arms and shoulders.
Fabric and care
Polyester, as the label states. The cloth is smooth to the touch and slow to crease, so it keeps a clean line through a long evening. The tonal check is part of the weave and shows as a quiet pattern up close. Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle. Hang to dry and do not tumble dry.
How to wear it
- Festival night: wrap left over right, tie the included belt at the hips and add tabi socks with flat sandals.
- Sharper look: swap the belt for a dark kaku obi, the stiff men's sash, knotted low at the back.
- At home: belt tied loose, worn as a light robe on hot evenings.
For a two-piece take on summer wear, read what a jinbei is and how it differs from a yukata.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a kimono or a yukata?
A yukata, the light summer kimono: one layer, ankle length, worn with a simple belt. Many people search for it as a white kimono.
Does it come with a belt?
Yes. A simple matching belt is included, so the yukata is ready to wear.
What is it made of?
Polyester. It resists creasing and dries fast.
What size is it?
One size, cut straight and long. The waist is set by how you tie it.





































