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Not flashy colors, not childish Japanese patterns. That’s “a little freedom”.
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A little freedom from the idea that things should be a certain way
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Tagline
Not flashy colors, not childish Japanese patterns. That’s “a little freedom”.
A little freedom from the idea that things should be a certain way
Parent brands and sub-brands, ordered by founding year.
A line of celebratory clothing and baby Japanese garments for children, without regard to gender.
An original Japanese clothing line for children under KIMONOMACHI, it was launched in 2021
An original Japanese clothing line for children under KIMONOMACHI, it was launched in 2021 as kimono for Shichi-Go-San celebrations. In collaboration with a long-established kimono maker in Kyoto, the line selects colors and patterns from fabrics used for adult kimono and offers celebratory garments that are not bound by conventional ideas of what is childlike or by gender-based norms. Its range has expanded from kimono for three- and five-year-olds to unisex baby hakama sets, now also intended for occasions such as the first meal ceremony, a baby’s first seasonal festival, and birthdays. Unlike the parent brand’s everyday kimono and yukata, this line focuses on children’s milestones and family events, and differs in purpose and audience from the women’s yukata lines Clarus and Natsuirobijin.
A line of celebratory clothing and baby Japanese garments for children, without regard to gender.
An original Japanese clothing line for children under KIMONOMACHI, it was launched in 2021
An original Japanese clothing line for children under KIMONOMACHI, it was launched in 2021 as kimono for Shichi-Go-San celebrations. In collaboration with a long-established kimono maker in Kyoto, the line selects colors and patterns from fabrics used for adult kimono and offers celebratory garments that are not bound by conventional ideas of what is childlike or by gender-based norms. Its range has expanded from kimono for three- and five-year-olds to unisex baby hakama sets, now also intended for occasions such as the first meal ceremony, a baby’s first seasonal festival, and birthdays. Unlike the parent brand’s everyday kimono and yukata, this line focuses on children’s milestones and family events, and differs in purpose and audience from the women’s yukata lines Clarus and Natsuirobijin.
Brands that share a country of origin, founding period, category or designer.
Country of origin, founding year, categories and parent brands.
petite liberte is from Japan.
petite liberte was founded in 2021.
petite liberte covers the following categories: Clothing.
petite liberte is a sub-brand of KIMONOMACHI.