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Christmas Gifts from Japan at Kimono House in SoHo New York City

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Cute Kimono from Kimono House in New York City


Full length Kimono from Kimono House in New York City



The Christmas season is a great time to visit Kimono House in New York...we have so many wonderful gift ideas that will make your loved one or friend very happy! Our luxurious new super soft and silky 100% silk Japanese kimono robes are a perfect gift for your female significant other or partner.  There are beautiful colors and we have every body shape and size. We can help you determine just the right robe.
Silk vintage Kimono Jacket from Kimono House in New York City

Men and women can also find other types of kimono robes at Kimono House.  We have traditional washable cotton, linen and top quality polyester robes as well. These all make perfect bathrobes for home and many are also used for street wear or festival garments.  

In addition, our store in SoHo NYC has every possible accessory for traditional kimono wear as well as footwear, two toe socks and all types of colorful sashes, belts and obis.
Silk Kimono from Kimono House in New York City

Our vintage silk collection is filled with amazing garments that can be displayed or as a usable garment.

Price ranges for all of our kimonos and robes are variable depending on the garment and start at under $100
Kids Kimono from Kimono House in New York City  Purple Kimono from Kimono House in New York City








Kimono House is located at 131 Thompson Street, New York, NY 10012 We are conveniently located in SoHo between Houston and Prince Streets. Telephone 212-505-0232
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