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If the fabric is sturdy, it can be re-tailored. However, if there are stains or the fabric has weakened due to years of storage, we may suggest partial repairs or remakes. We recommend that you first check the condition and discuss thoroughly.

If it's just a matter of adjusting the size, it will be completed in a few weeks, but if it's a major alteration or remake, it may take several months. If you have plans to do so, it's best to consult early. If washing and stretching are required, it will take even longer.

"Re-tailoring" refers to adjusting the size while maintaining the original shape of the kimono. On the other hand, "remaking" refers to transforming the kimono into a haori, coat, obi, accessories, etc. It is best to choose according to the purpose.

It depends on the adjustments required and the condition of the fabric. Adjusting the sleeve length and sleeve width is relatively easy. Full re-tailoring or remaking can cost several tens of thousands of yen. First, discuss in detail what you want to do. If washing and starching are required, the price will increase accordingly. At PASSIONEER, tailoring only is available from 27,000 yen.

Yes, if you have it altered to fit your measurements, it can be worn for formal occasions. Antique Homongi have a unique elegance and look great at weddings and tea ceremonies.

The nearest station is Musashi-seki Station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line. We also accept on-site lessons.