Women’s Double-Breasted Suit

Product Description

Product Story

General Product Information

This is not just a suit; it is a wearable piece of Kyoto’s history. Crafted from premium kimono silk (tanmono), this set features a unique production process where each individual panel of the jacket and trousers is hand-dyed using the traditional "Hikizome" (brush-dyeing) technique.

Unlike mass-produced gradients, our master artisans apply the dye to each part separately before assembly. This meticulous approach ensures a seamless, breath-taking transition of color that flows naturally across the garment’s silhouette—a feat only possible through decades of mastery.

While the material retains the unmistakable luster and luxurious weight of high-end kimono silk, the cut is intentionally relaxed. This "oversized" silhouette bridges the gap between traditional elegance and contemporary street style, offering a sophisticated yet effortless look. Experience the unparalleled comfort of silk combined with the bold artistry of Kyoyuzen.

 Product History

When did these crafts start to craft?：400 years ago / 1600AD / Edo period in Japan

Kyo-yuzen originated with Miyazaki Yuzenzai, a fan painter (a craftsman who paints pictures on fans) who was active in Kyoto. During the Edo period (1603-1868), a law was issued prohibiting extravagance and calling on people to be thrifty.  As a result, extravagant kimonos with gilding, tie-dyeing, embroidery, etc. were banned. However, it developed "Kyo-yuzen" a colorful and beautiful dyed kimono, which was a cutting-edge fashion that attracted the attention of the masses.

Craftsman Story

Craftsman Profile

KYOYUZEN KIKI:
KYOYUZEN KIKI is a contemporary brand born from the hands of Kyoto’s master dyers—artisans who hold a profound respect for heritage while embracing a vision for the modern world.

Among Japan’s three premier Yuzen dyeing techniques, Kyoyuzen is the oldest and most prestigious, originating in Kyoto during the Genroku era (1688–1704). At Fuji Senko, we specialize in "Hikizome" (brush dyeing), a pivotal stage in the intricate Kyoyuzen process that requires decades of mastery to perfect.

Our artisans do not simply preserve the past; they breathe new life into centuries-old traditions, creating timeless pieces that resonate with today's lifestyle.

Craftsman Passion

"True beauty is not manufactured; it is cultivated through time and devotion."

At the heart of KYOYUZEN KIKI lies the unwavering spirit of our master dyers. For us, "Hikizome" is far more than a technical process—it is a silent dialogue between the artisan, the silk, and the dye. Each brushstroke is guided by decades of intuition, capturing the subtle nuances of light and shadow that no machine could ever replicate.

Our passion is fueled by a dual mission: to honor the legacy of the Genroku era masters and to ensure that the elegance of Kyoyuzen remains vibrant for generations to come. We do not just dye fabric; we infuse every fiber with the quiet pride and meticulous care that defines the Kyoto spirit.

Your Contribution to Craftsman

Customer Voice

Due to the market structure (link for full articles are attached bottom), craftsman have not known who the customer is and how customer reacts to their work. We made a “Message to Craftsman” box at purchase page. We will deliver all message to every craftsman. Our review will be also shared to craftsman so please leave your comment and evaluation on review section!

Income for Craftsman: Craftsman get only less than 10% of selling price?

As written above, craftsman have not controlled last phase of sales channel that resulting in selling price is set by third-party without craftsman’s recognition. There are some cases that only less than 10% of selling price is given to craftsman. We promise with our customer / craftsman that we offer the fair trade with craftsmen in our contract!

We made an article about above problem and our challenge. Please have a read from below link.
Current state of the Crafts Market / Benefits brought by Suigenkyo

Measurement

Model Height: 166 cm

Jacket
- Chest / Bust    94 cm    37.0 in
- Length    66 cm    26.0 in
- Sleeve Length    61.5 cm    24.2 in

Trousers (Pants)
- Waist    75 cm    29.5 in
- Outseam    135 cm    53.1 in
- Inseam    73 cm    28.7 in

Material

100% Fine Silk (Shoken)
Hand-painted Kyoyuzen (Authentic Dye)

Care Instructions:
This garment is a delicate work of art, hand-dyed by skilled artisans. To ensure its beauty lasts for generations, please observe the following care guidelines:

Cleaning:
Dry clean only. We highly recommend consulting a professional cleaner who specializes in silk or traditional Japanese garments (Kimono).