Together —
into Samurai Mode.
Collar, sleeve and hakama lines join into one. No dressing ritual — Samurai Mode is cut for a modern body.
Samurai Mode / Made to Order
Samurai Mode Shirt II - KASANE - Color&Collar
Two collars. The layer, worn on the outside.
Regular price
¥308,000
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Made to orderMade to order in Japan.
About 3 monthsEstimated time from start of production to shipping
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Spec and Care
SPEC
| Material | 100% cotton |
| Care | You can iron by yourself. |
| The place of production | Made in Japan |
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02 — KASANE
The layer of kimono,
brought to the surface.
Kimono is worn in layers, and the collar is where the layers show. KASANE keeps that moment and puts it on the outside of a shirt.
03 — Samurai Mode
Three pieces.
One finished outline.
Jacket, Shirt, Pants. When their three straight lines meet, a contemporary silhouette rooted in Japanese dress emerges.
Together —
Apart —
into your own wardrobe.
Wear it alone and the second collar carries the whole look. Under a jacket, only the inner colour shows at the neck. It does not close itself off as traditional dress; it enters your wardrobe one piece at a time.
Details
Every detail
has a reason in kimono.
Two collars,
one of them borrowed from kimono.A second collar sits over the first, in another colour. It is the moment a kimono shows what is worn underneath, kept and moved to the outside. From across a room you read the line before you read the shirt.
Two cords set the shape,
without tightening it.Two cords at the waist let you adjust the fit finely. You get the outline of a fastened obi without the grip of one. Tie the inner cord firmly and the chest draws in, bringing the collar closer to the body.
100% cotton, shell buttons,
sewn in Japan.The cloth is 100% cotton. The second collar is cut from the same cloth as the body, so the two colours are one fabric in two dyes. The cuffs are finished with natural shell rather than plastic, and one artisan carries the whole shirt.
- Materials
- Face 100% cotton
04 — One Artisan / Made with time
Cut by hand.
Sewn by one artisan.
Made with time.
Not a production line.
The cloth is cut by one pair of hands, and a single artisan sews the garment through to the finish — collar, sleeve and hem carried by the same person. Few people are left who can take a garment that far alone.
City / Journey / Ceremony / Everyday
Every way
to wear it.
See KASANE across different rooms, bodies and ways of wearing it.
Explore the LookbookHistory of the Samurai Mode Shirt Series
KUDEN does not like disposable designs that are released season after season in order to abolish mass production and mass disposal.
A kimono can be enjoyed by changing the material, color, and textile of a single design.
Like kimono, KUDEN aims to create “designs that can be loved for more than 10 years” that are versatile and can be enjoyed for a long time without being thrown away.
Samurai Mode Shirt was born in 2018, and was updated to a more sophisticated silhouette with Shirt II.
-Designer's Voice-
Quiet dignity in harmony with everyday life
Clothes sometimes become the “armour” that stands for who we are.
In an era that keeps accelerating, we make decisions and choices every day, sometimes getting hurt along the way, and still we have to move forward.
As a manager, as a designer, and above all as a father raising a son with disabilities, I have stopped and hesitated many times before reaching this point in my life.
Samurai Mode Shirt II was created for the samurai of today.
Since the first Samurai Mode Shirt was released in 2018, we have made it more functional and more beautiful in response to feedback from many customers.
■ A silhouette as dignified as a sword
A sharply defined waistline, like the clean line formed when a kimono obi is fastened.
It is more than an aesthetic choice.
Even when your mind is in turmoil, putting this shirt on makes you stand taller.
The deep V collar changes the wearer’s expression, like a mirror held up to the spirit and the resolve inside.
The angle of the front ties and the position of the cords were prototyped over and over, in pursuit of a balance that holds its shape in motion, and does not pull too tight.
■ Comfort, and the environment
Because we want this shirt to be part of your everyday life, we paid particular attention to comfort.
The two cords that fasten at the waist let you adjust the fit finely, so it follows the body instead of constricting it.
Even worn for a long stretch it asks little of you, and that lightens more than your shoulders.
The cuffs are finished with natural shell buttons rather than plastic.
It is a small choice. But small choices like these shape the world we pass on.
■ Your style, your own choice
Samurai Mode Shirt II comes in several variations.
KASANE 「重ね」
A layered collar. The combination of colours and cords at the neck is yours to decide — the same freedom you have when arranging the collar of a kimono.
Chill
The fabric has a relaxed, dry, linen-like feel and is easy to throw on even in the heat. For holidays, for travel, for wherever you take it.
YUZEN
A Kyoto yuzen artisan paints each dragon and each cherry blossom by hand using nuregaki-yuzen, applying colour to damp cloth to create soft gradations and organic edges. Clothing for someone who lives alongside art.
■ Clothes we still want to wear ten years from now
We do not release a large number of new products each season.
We work on a single design for years, improving it, before we finally release it.
That is because I feel close to people who choose clothes by what they believe rather than by what is current.
Samurai Mode Shirt II is genuinely a garment we made together: it grew out of what we learned from Shirt I, and out of your feedback.
Keeping clothes in use for longer can help support steadier work at the sewing factory and reduce unnecessary production.
We believe a cycle like that is possible in how clothing is made.
I hope that when you put this shirt on, you feel a little more dignified, and stand a little taller.
And if it reminds you of what you believe, that would give me the greatest pleasure.
I hope KUDEN’s clothing becomes part of your way of life. With my best wishes.
Designer
Tak