Himoriwabi Baby’s Touch Samue – Oyasumi

The samue was born as a garment of movement — worn by artisans and monks who needed ease to work, rest, and breathe. Ours keeps that spirit.

Rather than a strict, tailored fit, it's cut to drape softly and adjust to you, so choosing your size is really about choosing how you like to feel.

The wrap-style top ties to your preferred closeness, the waistband is fully elastic, and our Eversoft Bamboo™ fabric carries a natural, gentle stretch.

Between them, the Samue settles comfortably across a wide range of bodies. One reason it's offered as a single unisex cut from XS to 3XL.

True to size — take your usual size for the intended relaxed, easy drape.

Closer to the body — size down for a neater, more defined line.

Room to move and layer — size up for a generous, enveloping fit, or if you like to wear it over other layers.

We're glad to help you choose. Reach out with your measurements and how you like to wear your loungewear, and we'll point you to the right size, with easy exchanges should you wish to try another.

A samue was made to be lived in. Worn while you work, rest, and move through the quiet hours of the day.

Cared for simply, our Eversoft Bamboo™ fabric rewards you by becoming softer and more yours with every wash. In the spirit of kaizen, small and consistent care is all it asks.

Machine wash on a gentle cycle in cool to warm water, no hotter than 40°C, with similar colours.

Turning the Samue inside out shields the outer weave and keeps the finish looking new for longer.

Give the Samue a gentle shake, reshape it, and hang or lay it flat to dry in the shade. Our fabric holds its shape and stretch best when kept away from harsh heat and direct sun.

If you prefer to tumble dry, use a cool, low setting and remove it while still slightly damp.

Bamboo is naturally breathable and odour-resistant, so your Samue needs washing less often than you might think. A kindness to both the garment and the planet.

Between wears, air it out and store it folded in a cool, dry place.