Kimono 27 is sewn with the brand's characteristic attention to detail, such as unique handmade finishes and invisible machine stitching. They emphasise the nobility of the silk satin and allow attention to focus on the pattern, which refers to traditional motifs related to nature found on Japanese kimonos presented in muted, warm shades of beige and brown, broken here and there by orange.
Inspired by the traditional Japanese kimono, Kimono 27, like all other kimonos by Monika Adamska, has many elements characteristic of them, such as miyatsukuchi (unstitched parts of the front and back below the armpits) or the characteristic shape given by the presence of sode-guchi (opening of the sleeve) and furi (unstitched part of the sleeve) visible in the construction of the sleeves.
