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Nomuratailor_jp We are a fabric store in Kyoto, Japan. The website is currently under preparation.

Have you ever wondered why a fabric store is called “Nomura Tailor”? 🧵Our story began long before Nomura Tailor was offi...
06/10/2026

Have you ever wondered why a fabric store is called “Nomura Tailor”? 🧵

Our story began long before Nomura Tailor was officially established in Kyoto in 1952. Before World War II, our business supplied fabrics to men’s tailors — which is where the name “Tailor” comes from.

After the war, we opened a retail store on Shijo Street, where our main store still stands today, and began selling fabrics for women’s clothing.

At a time when making your own clothes was part of everyday life, fabric was at the heart of what we did. And even as ready-to-wear fashion became the norm, we continued to believe in the possibilities of fabric and making things by hand.

Today, our stores offer fabrics for clothing, accessories, interiors, crafts, and many other creative projects.

Times have changed, but one thing hasn’t: our hope to bring a little more joy to everyday life through the pleasure of making something with your own hands ✨

25/09/2026

A Balanced Design Using Two Types of Fabric 🧵

For this Azuma bag, I combined a striking umbrella print with a solid-color cotton dobby to create a two-tone design.

From cutting the fabric to sewing it on the machine and finishing the bag, here’s a look at how the patterned and solid fabrics come together to form a single bag ✂️

15/09/2026

Choosing the fabric is part of the fun✨

What kind of fabric would you choose for a dress?

This time, I picked one from our Japanese-inspired prints🇯🇵

What fabric would you choose for yours? 👗

"A relaxed wide dress with a beautifully loose silhouette👗The sleeves flow seamlessly from the bodice, creating a soft, ...
12/09/2026

"A relaxed wide dress with a beautifully loose silhouette👗

The sleeves flow seamlessly from the bodice, creating a soft, batwing-inspired shape that moves beautifully with the body.

Paired with traditional Japanese geta sandals for a timeless, nostalgic look.🇯🇵

04/09/2026

From fabric to finished blouse ✂️🧵

For this project, we transformed a Japanese-inspired camellia print into a modern blouse, using the variation included in the French Gathered Dress pattern.

From cutting the fabric to sewing the final stitches, here's a look at how it all came together.

28/08/2026

When the pattern is simple, let the thread have a little fun 🎨

We used multicolored sashiko thread to bring extra character to this clean, simple design. The changing colors make each stitch feel a little different and give the finished piece a playful rhythm.

18/08/2026

Stitching the traditional Japanese Asanoha pattern.

Inspired by the h**p leaf, which grows quickly and straight, the Asanoha pattern has long represented healthy growth and protection from harm in Japan.

A meaningful traditional motif, brought to life one stitch at a time.

07/08/2026

How we stitched this Awase Moyo design with four colors.

Each color brings out a different part of the pattern, creating a playful balance across the fabric. The overall mood can change completely depending on the combination of threads you choose.

A lovely project for exploring color through sashiko ✨

One sashiko design, many possibilities.This “Awase Moyo” design brings several traditional patterns together on a single...
04/08/2026

One sashiko design, many possibilities.

This “Awase Moyo” design brings several traditional patterns together on a single piece of fabric. By changing the thread colors and the direction of your stitching, you can create a variety of combinations and give each section its own character.

Which colors would you choose?

29/07/2026

Did you know you can make your own furoshiki? ✂️

Simply fold each edge twice, sew around the four sides, and your handmade furoshiki is ready to use.

Choose your favorite fabric and make it in any size that suits your needs. It's a simple sewing project and a wonderful way to bring traditional Japanese wrapping into everyday life.

Add a handmade touch to your daily routine with a furoshiki ✨

住所

下京区四条通麩屋町東入奈良物町 362
Kyoto-shi, Kyoto
6008004

営業時間

月曜日 10:00 - 19:00
火曜日 10:00 - 19:00
水曜日 10:00 - 19:00
木曜日 10:00 - 19:00
金曜日 10:00 - 19:00
土曜日 10:00 - 19:00
日曜日 10:00 - 19:00

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+81752214679

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