Kimono Suspenders

Inspired by the Japanese karate kimono belt, we have designed and created a different accessory that fuses the principles of a harness and a belt with a knot closure.

Kimono is versatile and totally timeless, since you can wear it with outfits for both night and day, whether elegant or casual occasions. We make Kimono one by one, making it with manual seams, certified recycled polyester ribbons and oiled vegetable-tanned leather.

Features of the Kimono Suspenders:

• Certified recycled polyester webbing.
• Vegetable tanned leather worked entirely by hand.
• Sewing in fiber thread and natural wax.
• Available in a single size that fits practically all measurements.
• We also make it to your needs. Send us with your order the measurements of your torso, at the height you want to wear it, and we will take care of the rest.
• There will always be small variations between the images and the final product since these are entirely handmade items.

How to keep your MOMU&CO fur piece in perfect condition

Because we use vegetable-tanned leather in our bracelets, belts, and other leather goods, we recommend that you do not wear them while swimming or showering. In general, it is best not to put them in contact with significant amounts of water.

To maintain the softness of the leather, from time to time, rub your piece with your hands after you have used moisturizing cream for your leather.

In any case, use will undoubtedly leave its mark, but that is the characteristic that differentiates a handmade piece made of natural materials from an industrial one with synthetic materials; and that is precisely its beauty!

Therefore, we recommend that you use your piece of fur to the fullest and enjoy the passage of time, with respect to the investment you have made when purchasing it, and the love that we have imprinted on each one of them when making them.

How to clean your MOMU&CO fur piece

If you had an accident with a stain or spill. Don't worry! Use a blotting paper or clinex on the piece, eliminating excess moisture.

The hardware, which can become dull due to the weather, can be cleaned by rubbing it gently, using some blotting paper or clínex, almost in the same way as we clean the lenses of glasses.