Noragi Jacket with Indigo-Dyed Collar and Striped Cotton – Vintage Japanese Workwear
In recent years, Japanese vintage workwear has become a point of fascination around the world. Among the most iconic pieces is the noragi—a traditional jacket once worn by farmers and craftsmen. Its practical design, durable materials, and understated beauty have made it a favorite among fashion designers, vintage collectors, and DIY makers alike.
Today, we're highlighting a rare example: a vintage noragi jacket made from striped cotton and featuring a beautifully faded indigo-dyed collar. With its simple structure and breathable fabric, it was originally crafted for everyday use in the mid-Showa period. Now, it's gaining new life as a unique fashion statement.
Whether you're styling it with jeans and a T-shirt, using it as a base for your next upcycling project, or simply collecting historical workwear, this noragi offers a balance of tradition and individuality. The indigo collar adds a subtle accent that speaks to Japan’s dyeing heritage, while the vertical stripes provide a clean, modern look.
This jacket is more than just clothing—it’s a canvas for your creativity and a bridge between eras.
