Gi and Hakama Set in black for Iaido with Hanbok

Products description

Gi and Hakama Set black for Iaido made of 100% Tetron.
Tetron is a new high quality plasic fibre, specifically designed to keep low the static charge of the fibre. This way the agglutination of the clothes, known from plasic fibres, can be avoided.
Additionally you get a light Kerang Hanbok Jackets are made of pure cotton. Due to a special treatment of the cotton fibers, these jackets have a high density texture while remaining soft and comfortable. That way, they can be also worn as a shirt. They are dyed with natural pigments. Following a traditional asian fashion, with the embroidered ornaments, the cut is slightly adapted for everyday use and at the same time well customized to the european habits of comfortable wearing.
An extra information, important at least to us, is that this jacket is fair-trade.

The processing time for requests for changes of clothing such as: E.g. shortening the sleeves of the gi or sewing in the folds of the hakama, takes
about 1 to 2 weeks.

Size Body Height Measurements S (2) 155 cm - 165 cm A:   79 cm B: 124 cm C:   54 cm M (3) 166 cm - 175 cm A:   90 cm B: 140 cm C:   62 cm L (4) 176 cm - 185 cm A:   98 cm B: 143 cm C:   65 cm XL (5) 186 cm - 195 cm A: 108 cm B: 152 cm C:   68 cm

Measurements Hanbok

Available sizes:

Hakama Length (D) 98 cm 102 cm 110 cm 112 cm 115 cm

Care instruction

Washing:
You can wash both Hakama and Gi by hand in water at a very low temperature.

Tip: In order to keep the folds of the Hakama after washing it, just follow this procedure.
Before washing, fold the Hakama (see how here).  Put it in the tub and wash it by trampling on it like traditional winepresses do. Once it is done, carefully open the folds and hang it on a line to dry. Take it off before it is completely dry and fold it back, then press it with books and leave it to dry. It will then look like perfectly ironed!

Find further tips at our Kendoinfothek:

Folding the Hakama: [more]

Putting on the Hakama: [more]

Folding the Gi: [more]

Putting on the Gi: [more]

Still having some questions?

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