■ PRODUCT DETAILS ■

• Era: Late Showa Period (approx. 1970s–1980s)
• Material: Believed to be a silk blend (please refer to the photos for your own assessment, as exact composition cannot be confirmed)

Tea bowl, tea caddy, tea scoop, feather — the lining unfolds like a world of the Japanese tea ceremony, rendered in a richly detailed Eba pattern. The outer fabric is a deep brown Komon, quiet in its elegance, yet full of character known only to the one who wears it.

What is a Haori?

A haori is a traditional Japanese hip- or thigh-length jacket worn over a kimono. Worn open at the front, it has long been an essential element of men's Japanese dress — refined enough for semi-formal occasions, yet relaxed enough to keep on indoors. The Japanese aesthetic of "never cutting corners where no one can see" is embodied in its lining: a space reserved for personal expression and quiet artistry.

In recent years, Japanese vintage haori have gained significant recognition among buyers, stylists, and fashion collectors in Europe and North America. The international demand for these pieces continues to grow — and it's easy to understand why.

The soft sheen and lightness of the silk blend speak to the craftsmanship of Showa-era tailors. Pair it over denim or simple trousers to bring a touch of Japanese vintage into your everyday wardrobe.

No two are alike. This is a one-of-a-kind piece of Japan Vintage. Once it sells, it will not be restocked.

👉 Browse more Haori Jackets — View the Haori Collection

■ MEASUREMENTS ■

Please allow for a slight margin of error in measurements. Model height: 171 cm.

■ CONDITION ■

• Some fraying present.
• Haori-himo (decorative cord) is not included.
• Laundered twice. A faint vintage scent may remain.
• Shipped compressed; some creasing may occur in transit.
• As an antique item, returns and exchanges are not accepted. Please order only if you understand and accept this.

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