Uniaxial compression tests on Wire-woven Bulk Kagome (WBK) specimens of different sizes are carried out to measure their stress-strain behaviors and compressive properties, such as the effective elastic modulus and peak stress. The analytical models for estimating the compressive properties are reviewed and the measured properties are compared with analytically predicted ones. The compressive characteristics depending on the WBK specimen size are finally analyzed through the experimental investigation of the deformed shapes of the different size specimens.