Kamome Haori – Camel / Frill Study No.01

This one-of-a-kind Haori is crafted from NiiNu’s original Kamome textile in a Camel palette, featuring an expressive seagull pattern.

This special piece features frill details along the right sleeve and left front edge, creating a distinctive variation within the Kamome series.

Made from 240gsm organic cotton twill, the fabric offers a structured yet soft hand feel, enhancing the sculptural quality of the garment.

The layered frill details add movement and dimension to the relaxed silhouette, creating a bold yet refined presence.

Each piece is individually cut and assembled, resulting in subtle variations that make every garment unique.

Designed in a relaxed, front-open silhouette with no buttons or ties, it allows effortless layering and year-round styling versatility.

Each piece is handmade in Denmark, and no two are exactly alike.

Materials

Outer: 100% Organic Cotton Twill (240gsm) – GOTS Certified / OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified
Lining: 100% Cotton

Handmade in Denmark

Measurements

Size: Free
Length: approx. 70 cm
Chest: approx. 120 cm

(Relaxed, free-fit silhouette)

Care Instructions

Hand wash cold with mild detergent.
Do not bleach.
Lay flat to dry in shade.
Iron on low heat with a cloth if needed.

Sustainability

Made from certified organic cotton and produced in small batches, supporting responsible textile practices and a slower, more intentional approach to fashion.

Please Note

This garment is handmade in Denmark using NiiNu’s original printed textile. Due to the artisanal production process, slight irregularities, subtle color variations, or small markings may occur.

These are not considered defects, but part of the natural character and individuality of each piece. Please refer to photos 5 and 6 for close-up examples of these natural variations, including small markings on the textile and the naturally distressed edges of the frill.

Each item is individually cut and assembled, and no two are exactly alike.

This piece is intended for those who appreciate handmade craftsmanship, textile art, and the natural variations that make each garment unique.