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What is a Gakūra? Fabric for Enjoying the Lining of a Haori in Style
Gakūra refers to the lining fabric mainly used on the back of a haori. Since this part is visible just when you take off the haori, you can choose patterns and colors that differ from the outer fabric, letting you enjoy a stylish touch.
At Kyoto Kimono Kohbou, we offer a variety of gakūra fabrics, from pure silk linings to washable ones that are easy to care for at home, in various patterns and materials.
We have Japanese-style patterns like dragons, tigers, and Mount Fuji, hand-painted tasteful designs, and calm-colored linings for those who want to pay attention to the stylish details of their haori.
We mainly focus on gakūra for men's haori, but we also introduce products suitable for anyone looking for haori tailoring or lining fabrics.
Common Questions About Gakūra
What is a Gakūra?
Gakūra is the lining fabric mainly used on the back of a haori. It has traditionally been used as a fashionable element where you can enjoy the pattern and color.
What’s the difference between Gakūra and Katabura (Haori Lining)?
Gakūra refers to wide-width lining fabric used for tailoring haori. The suitable lining fabric depends on the purpose and the dimensions of the haori being made.
Which is better, pure silk or washable Gakūra?
Pure silk is recommended for silk haori linings. Washable Gakūra is suitable for polyester (washable) haori linings.
Can Gakūra be used for haori tailoring?
Yes. Gakūra can be used as a lining for haori. Please check the dimensions of the haori being made and the fabric width before choosing.
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Kyoto Kimono kohbou
Kyoto Chamber of Commerce and Industry Textile Wholesale Commerce Committee
No.1-0025756
"Kyoto Kimono kohbou" has been registered as a brand of Tahara Ichi Co., Ltd. from the Patent Office No. 5030029 Trademark application 2006 -082086).
