Yukata are casual cotton kimono often worn as robes around hot spring towns and at Japanese ryokan (traditional inns). They are beloved as after-bath loungewear and evoke a sense of ease and nostalgia when worn.

The “yu” in yukata means “hot water,” and “kata” comes from the word “katabira,” which means a thin unlined robe.

We love yukata for lounging around the house, especially pre- or post-bath. Try lounging in your yukata after a soak while enjoying a good book and diffusing Amayori’s Home Essence Diffuser Oil.

Provenance: Tokyo

Nanafu is a fairly new company which launched around 2021. Based in Tokyo, their yukata are made in a small factory in Asakusa. 

Upon first site, we fell in love with Nanafu's elegant designs and attention to detail

For complete directions on how to wear a Nanafu yukata please watch their video here:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=dJ14igvdZf8&feature=sharea

Made from recycled cellulose fiber (derived from wood)

To keep your yukata in best condition we hand washing and ironing on low or professional wet cleaning.