Every brand has a beginning, and every name has a story. When I first started making clothing, RONDO.ym had a completely different name. At that time, I was focused only on creating. My designs were still evolving, and I had not yet found a clear direction for the brand. The original name had no particular meaning. I simply chose it because I liked the sound of it. Looking back, I realize that was natural. It is difficult to give a meaningful name to something when you are st

Shopping at RONDO.ym is now even more convenient. You can now choose from a wider range of payment methods at checkout, including major credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. PayPal also remains available, so you can select the payment option that works best for you. Our goal is to make ordering from Japan as simple, secure, and comfortable as possible for customers around the world. Thank you for your continued support. We hope you enjoy an even smoother shopping

At first glance, a kimono and a haori may look similar. Both are traditional Japanese garments, but they serve different purposes. A kimono is the main garment. It wraps around the body and is secured with an obi belt. For centuries, it has been worn for daily life, ceremonies, and special occasions, depending on the style and season. A haori, on the other hand, is worn over a kimono as an outer layer. Originally designed to provide warmth and protection, it gradually became

Every RONDO.ym garment is truly one of a kind. The reason is simple. Each piece begins with an antique kimono that already has its own history, pattern, and character. These textiles were never mass-produced in the way modern fabrics are, and many of them can no longer be recreated today. Even when two garments share the same design, they will never be identical. The placement of the pattern, the texture of the fabric, and the unique details of each kimono make every finished

Antique kimono are more than garments. They are a record of Japanese craftsmanship, culture, and history. Many were made by skilled artisans using techniques that are rarely seen today. The fabrics, hand-dyed patterns, and detailed weaving reflect the time in which they were created. Because each kimono has its own character, no two are truly alike. Preserving an antique kimono does not always mean storing it away. Giving it a new purpose can also be a way of preserving its s