7 AMAZING Brands for KIMONO Lovers | RANK&FILE

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Labels mentioned in this epsidoe: VANQUISH - ceno.jp/VANQUISH CAMBIO - www.cambio.co.jp/ FDMTL - www.fdmtl.com/ KAPITAL - www.kapital.jp/ ANEI - store.in-net.gr.jp/category/ANEI/ VISVIM - www.visvim.tv/ TROVE - trove.shop-pro.jp/ LAD MUSICIAN - www.ladmusician.com/ AKASHI KAMA - www.akashi-kama.com/

[@MarvFitBikesKicks]

Should make a video explaining the differences between kimono, haori, noragi, hanten, gi and whatever other names they have lol. I like how you mentioned noragis have that mid cut cause that’s more my style and now I know noragis are my preference. I love what kith does with their kimonos, they are the ones that introduced me to the whole silhouette and I absolutely love it. Ever since then I’ve been on a hunt for kimono/noragis

[@5Phantomhive5]

I have one from Lad Musician, it looks super clean and is also very wearable in the summer. Don't think they're offering any right now on their online shop but honestly their other stuff look really cool as well

[@JBlizzyFan]

i bought a fdmtl haori jacket after you mentioned them in a previouse video, can confirm it's amazing

[@BenMargolius]

Banger video! And the Issey top looks great on you!!!

[@yxXRayXxy]

Thats the video I've been waiting for. Definitely seeing Vanquish becoming a staple for me. Thanks a lot 🙌

[@rechiealmacen8419]

I have been thinking about kimono in addition for my casual wear. This is very interesting and helpful. Thank you for your video. =)

[@Mayeko]

I recently found T-Micheal (via pinterest of all places...) out of Bergen, Norway, who collabed with traditional kimono makers Y. & Sons to make the "T-Kimono", which are fairly traditional styles of kimono made with premium wool suiting fabric. I get the impression they're supposed to fit the role of a traditional men's tailored suit jacket, and are priced to reflect that (avg cost being 800 Euros, which is on the low-mid range of how much a bespoke jacket costs, source: I worked for a bespoke tailor that did Mads Mikkelsen's Hannibal suits for a hot minute, high end wool is no joke, costing $60-$500 per yard), so they're not the most ACCESSIBLE, price wise, but definitely drool worthy imo!

[@GenesisFrenzy]

I have a noragi from Akashi Kama and I can corroborate that the quality and design is fantastic

[@alvinanis3006]

A day late but needed this video since a lot of my outerwear revolve around kimono jackets

[@jordinhocharles]

Finally Reggie 😂🙏🏽 The video we’ve ALL been waiting for.

[@andreacasaril5395]

Honorable mention: sousou Kyoto which I found amazing for the reinterpretation of traditional prints, their flagship store is amazing!!!!

[@elimac1462]

Yes, sousou is fabulous!

[@Nosensei88]

Hikeshi Spirit is an underrated brand. It has some fire “kimono style” pieces

[@macbhatt]

Great content..thanks for the video..💚

[@matchahorchata5404]

Thank you for being so respectful and responsible with the knowledge you spread. Other creators that *try* to speak on Japanese culture quickly revert to being lazy and vague, very embarrassing and disappointing. While you take the time to be ACCURATE. 🙌🙌

[@corod-1]

This channel is so good, It's hard not to sound pretentious but you never do and the knowledge you present is clearly coming from people that care and love the art of making clothing. Just simple things like your advice at 4:35, this kind of thinking about others & detail is exactly what I'm looking for. Great work...

[@jprov]

about damn time! I done sourced my own

[@watasht0ff360]

Thank you Reggie

[@LizsBsns]

Surprised not to see Sou Sou on the list! Their designs are awesome and based in Kyoto.

[@magpie882]

Their stuff makes me feel like the chicest grandma. I'm often jealous of their men's section as some of those pieces are quite dramatic. They launched a more subdued/Western-style line back in winter, I think. (Trying to remember when I first saw that second shop appear in Omotesando.)

[@LizsBsns]

The men's range doesn't differ in fit (ie hips are cut the same) so go for it! I think most of my wardrobe is from the men's section! Maybe the lecoq sportif range? That's way more western and has their anniversary numbers print.

[@keih4669]

Kapital is one of my fave brand~~~~~~~~~

[@amandinedecrocq4446]

i'd add prospective flow, californian based brand so accessible to the western audience, they have great trousers and noragi jackets, and lr3 studio in Europe, amazing hakama trousers (but definitely pricey)

[@npriatsmojo7791]

YEAAH Noragi Skater🤘

[@Exjapter]

Whenever you do these types of videos I always stop after each one to go find what you mention. Like, I have to set aside an hour just to finish the video.

[@lucavasconcellos]

where's your necklace from?

[@operamatthew]

Naked and famous has a great noragi

[@wiind24]

Finally!

[@MarvFitBikesKicks]

FDMTL 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jumblezombie]

Only having size 2 and 3 at trove is rough.

[@ronisworld2916]

Trove!

[@harry155007]

Besides Vanquish, I also got a HANTEN from a brand call HIKESHI, it also has good quality (I think) and with affordable prices when it's on sale. just sharing some info!

[@MatejNovakCreative]

What do you think of Snow Peak?

[@sugebzzy2038]

Please make the video of what the Kimono categories are

[@louislouis2325]

A non Japanese but still awesome, Jan Jan Van Essche.

[@rajthaker7211]

arigato gozaimasu 😍😍

[@Kylirr]

Maharishi do some cool kimonos. Not a Japanese brand though.

[@MRSDAVID1]

i wish you did videos for girls :')

[@povilasl5383]

anyone here have any lower end, cheaper brand recommendations from europe?

[@memopinzon]

N O R A G I B O I S

[@playstopplay]

what do you think of Prospective Flow? i think some of their pieces look dope!

[@daffo595]

i think the vanquish one is over cos i cant seem to find any on their website. I'd love a link to the pictures of the vanquish long jackets though. They'd be a great reference. I can't seem to find them on google

[@cybrself]

Hamcus has a rather unconventional noragi if you're daring enough 👀

[@THECASUALco]

Hamcus is pretty amazing

[@Five-uy6xn]

Earlyyyyy

[@fanel_dem]

I just want a black flowy noragi in the US, man😭

[@MultitaskingGuy]

Why would a Japanese brand make something that is better for tall people

[@THECASUALco]

A little misleading. They didn’t make the brand for tall people, they made it for people who know how to wear them i.e. the Japanese. Westerners tend to see long, voluminous styles reserved only for tall individuals but the Japanese challenge that way of thinking. Which is why you should reference them when deciding to partake in such silhouettes.