How to Wash a Kimono

Washing a kimono is an absolute nightmare. The whole thing needs to be taken apart into seven different parts. And then you need to air dry them and then re stitch the whole thing back together. It's like going to a car wash and then taking your car apart to wash back togethers mad. I'm not really surprised if it takes ten years to make. i would be staggered if there was a label inside saying, jus bung it in on sixas t ithing, just soup under the armpits for a few minutes. Youe find when you're putting on your kimono, always bring the right side over the body first, and then pull the