The Too Easy Top — oversized, effortless, and unapologetically beautiful. This one-off original is a statement in comfort and colour: a luxuriously draping silhouette you can wear loose, knot at the front, or layer for every season and mood.
Handcrafted details:
Pieced from vintage Japanese kimono fabrics and hand-dyed silk for a rich, tactile finish.
Cuffs and a self-made neck binding for a polished, handmade edge.
Each silk panel shows a lovely, mottled depth from the hand-dyeing process — small irregularities that make it unmistakably authentic.
Fit and fabric:
One size fits most: 196 cm bust/hip, 74 cm from centre-back neck to hem.
Fabrics prewashed to minimise further shrinkage.
All textiles sourced from my extensive collection — vintage, global, and lovingly rescued.
Story: I bought these kimonos in Japan and gently unpicked them, keeping their history alive in every stitch. The result is a sumptuous, tactile top that feels like a wearable memory.
Styling notes:
Easily layered under coats and over turtlenecks, or worn solo with jeans or a skirt.
Shown on my small-sized vintage mannequin Esmeralda, where it is intentionally oversized — imagine it flowing and relaxed on you.
Truly one of a kind — for one-of-a-kind people.
The Too Easy Top — oversized, effortless, and unapologetically beautiful. This one-off original is a statement in comfort and colour: a luxuriously draping silhouette you can wear loose, knot at the front, or layer for every season and mood.
Handcrafted details:
Pieced from vintage Japanese kimono fabrics and hand-dyed silk for a rich, tactile finish.
Cuffs and a self-made neck binding for a polished, handmade edge.
Each silk panel shows a lovely, mottled depth from the hand-dyeing process — small irregularities that make it unmistakably authentic.
Fit and fabric:
One size fits most: 196 cm bust/hip, 74 cm from centre-back neck to hem.
Fabrics prewashed to minimise further shrinkage.
All textiles sourced from my extensive collection — vintage, global, and lovingly rescued.
Story: I bought these kimonos in Japan and gently unpicked them, keeping their history alive in every stitch. The result is a sumptuous, tactile top that feels like a wearable memory.
Styling notes:
Easily layered under coats and over turtlenecks, or worn solo with jeans or a skirt.
Shown on my small-sized vintage mannequin Esmeralda, where it is intentionally oversized — imagine it flowing and relaxed on you.
Truly one of a kind — for one-of-a-kind people.
