Name: Kikko Gane Armored Kimono
Brand: Tatami Armor (Folding Armor)
SKU: KGK-1
Availability: InStock

Kikko Gane Armored Kimono

$679.95

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Description

Kikko Gane “Armored” Kimono by Iron Mountain Armory is a reproduction of an actual kikko gane kimono from the early Edo Era. Used as under armor by Daimyo, high ranking samurai, as well as some wealthy merchants and possibly shinobi (ninja). Crafted with small kikko (hexagonal armor plates), sewn between layers of cloth to create tightly woven form of brigandine, light and flexible armor. Capable of protecting the samurai warrior from slashes, stabs and blunt force trauma. This kikko gane kimono would have likely been worn as a light armor over a Hitatari, under a haori or as an extra layer of protection over the existing Samurai’s do (cuirass).

Features:

Custom chest/waist size (fits snugly so order one size larger), custom height, color, pattern, material, and padding options.
Additional padding for protection from blunt weapons available.
Please note that this price is only for the Kikko Gane Kimono.
Other items are sold separately.

Kikko Gane Kimono Crafting –

Our skilled katchû-shi (armorers) at the Iron Mountain Armory will need at least 1 to 2 weeks, depending on options selected, and other scheduled orders, for the custom handcrafting of your reproduction samurai item.

Ordering Tips:

4 / 5 – Chest / Waist Size – Best to order 2 cm larger on each dimension for a more comfortable fit.
B: Measure from outer shoulder to outer shoulder + any extra extra length you would like (we recommend an extra 20 cm to overall length for overhang as shown)
C: Measure from where the chest meets the shoulder.
D: Neck to front Bend – Lowest part of your neck to your navel.
E: We suggest you start your measurement 5 cm below the armpit for a more comfortable fit.

Please Note: Click the ? next to each option to review detailed instructions. You may not be able to wear Sode with item if wearing with armor.

Accessories:

Hikitate Eboshi – Add a traditional cloth hat to your order, traditionally worn by Samurai
Sarashi Belt – A traditional long cotton belt, used by Samurai to to secure their katana
Waraji Sandals – Bamboo straw sandals commonly used by samurai
Waraji-Gake – Traditional type of Japanese sock that is to be worn together with the Waraji sandals
Tabi Socks – Two toe section sock for use with sandals
Yugake – Traditional samurai gloves

For more information, please review our Order Options Explained, Glossary Terms or FAQ Pages. You can also Contact Us directly. We are always happy to be of service.

References: Arms and Armor of the Samurai: The History of Weaponry in Ancient Japan / The Samurai: Warriors of Medieval Japan, 940-1600 / Samurai: The Code of the Warrior /

Additional information

Weight	7.5 kg
Dimensions	48 × 48 × 8 cm

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Shipping & Delivery

SHIPPING & DELIVERY
Unless otherwise noted in the product description, LSE contracts Iron Mountain Armory China to hand make and ship all products. Iron Mountain Armory will drop ship directly to recipient worldwide. Shipping rates and times depend on selected courier / service, individual products, weight / size of item(s) and other details. Delivery times are not guaranteed. Orders are packed and shipped with care. Because we ship worldwide and regulations differ between countries, sometimes extra time is needed when preparing and shipping your package. We make every effort to ship each order in a timely manner.

For more information please review our Shipping &Delivery Policy.

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Kikko Gane Armored Kimono by Iron Mountain Armory

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*Material Option

Select the material to be used(Click through the product images to see details of different Material Options.)

*Lace Color

Add LACE and Select the color of the LACE.
This adds the "knots" to armor.
Lace Color

*Thread Color

Select the thread color to be used. (Click through the product images to see different Lace Options.)

*Padding Options

Choose to craft your armor WITH or WITHOUT padding.

*Trim Options

Select the style and color of trim to be used.

*Mockup (Picture Simulation)

Select to receive a Digital Picture Mockup (Simulation) of your order. We will email you a Mockup for your review before we start crafting your item. You can Approve or request Changes before we start crafting your item.

*4: Chest Circumference

This option changes the girth size of the chest. While inhaling deeply, measure the distance AROUND the widest part of your chest. (Click through the images to see the different options.)

*5: Waist Circumference

This option adjusts the girth size of your waist. While inhaling deeply, have an assistant wrap the tape measure around your waist at level with your navel. In the back, you want the tape measure to wrap around completely level. The tape measure should be snug, but not tight.(Click through the images to see the different options.)

*Shoulder Width

Lay a comfortable shirt on a flat surface, then measure the straight distance between the two shoulder seams or enter the width you would like your shoulder distance to be. (Sizing is more for crafting reference then actual, we may reduce this by upto 15 cm)

*Shoulder to Neck

Lay a comfortable, not stretch, shirt on a flat surface and measure the distance from the shoulder seam to neck / collar, or the length you want.

*C: Chest Width

Using a straight ruler, have an assistant measure the distance across your chest, where your chest meets your shoulders. Do not measure the contour of your chest.

*D: Neck to Front Bend

This option effects the distance between the very top of the dō to the very bottom of your dō plate. The dō should rest where you waist and hips meet. This length adjustment will help stop your dō from pressing into your chin when sitting. Measure from where your throat meets your chest, straight down to your navel. Do not measure the contour of your chest and belly, this should be measured with a measuring stick.(Click through the images to see the different options.)

*E: Armpit To Waist

This option effects the distance between the armpit and waist of your dō, so the armor doesn’t push into your armpit while training or sitting. Starting 8 cm below your armpit, measure straight down to your navel line. Do not measure the contour of your chest and belly, this should be measured with a measuring stick.