A traditional Japanese “Komon” kimono is a type of kimono characterized by its small, repeated patterns that cover the entire fabric. Here are some key features:

• Pattern: The patterns on a Komon are generally subtle and can include motifs like dots, stripes, or small floral designs.

• Formality: Komon kimonos are considered informal or semi-formal attire. They are more casual compared to more formal kimonos like the “Iromuji” or “Tomesode.”

• Occasions: They are often worn for everyday activities, casual outings, or events that do not require formal attire.

• Versatility: Despite their informal nature, Komon kimonos can be dressed up with the right accessories and obi (sash) to suit a variety of occasions.