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Kimono Bomber | Concrete Grey
Kimono Bomber | Concrete Grey
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The Kimono Bomber is a hybrid of the classic bomber jacket and traditional Japanese kimono, crafted with handwoven fabric by the Itneg, Inlaud Tribe of Abra in the Cordillera Region, and finished with a breathable mesh lining. It features two 7” interior pockets and two 7” exterior pockets for practicality and style.
The fabric design, called “Tiniri,” is named for its distinctive three-thread weave. Traditionally, the Tiniri fabric is also used by the Itneg Tribe for catching birds and small animals.
Fabric Name: Tiniri
Tribe: Itneg, Inlaud Tribe
Origin: Abra, Cordillera Region, Luzon Philippines
Size Chart Here
Model Specs:
- Male model is 5’6 140bs wearing One Size
- Female model is 5’6 115lbs wearing One Size
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Machine Wash Cold With Like Colors, Do Not Bleach, Tumble Dry Low, Cool Iron If Needed Or Dry Clean, Line Dry to Prevent Shrinkage
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