FAQ

Rather than masking odors with fragrances or other scents, it breaks down the source of the odor. Even a small spray is enough to be effective.

Please store it in a well-ventilated place. Also, keep it out of direct sunlight and away from light such as fluorescent lamps.

At Kensen, we do not perform repairs. We recommend asking the bogu shop where you purchased it to handle repairs. We recommend having it cleaned before […]

Please pack it in a cardboard box, bag, or similar and send it. You don’t need absorbent or cushioning materials. Also, wrapping it in newspaper will […]

We do not offer dyeing restoration for keikogi (uniforms) or hakama.

We mask them off and spray the indigo, but since we apply a fair amount, it often seeps in from the edges. Keeping them completely undyed […]

Yes, it does get dyed.

For tare back-dyeing restoration, we dye the left and right o-dare (large flaps) up to about the halfway point of the visible area.

Yes, we can.

Scratches on the men-gane cannot be repaired.

Shallow scratches can be removed. Scratches that go deep through the lacquered surface down to the base material will remain.

Depending on the type, some men-gane have a clear coating on the surface; strikes and cleaning can make the peeling become visible, so it may look […]