Haori Jacket – Burgundy Stripe S26-NY-D3

Haori Jacket – Burgundy Stripe S26-NY-D3The haori is a traditional Japanese jacket that dates back to the Edo period (16031868). Originally worn by samurai over their kimono for warmth and status, it eventually became popular among the general population as an outer layer for everyday wear. Unlike kimono, the haori was designed to be easy to put on and remove, worn open at the front and typically fastened with short cords called haori himo. This made it both practical and expressive; a

PAPIER LABO's aluminium tape is suitable for a range of purposes

drawcords and Nanga's incredibly high standard of craftsmanship are all included in the detailed design

the floral jacquard forms interesting patterns amongst the striped fabric

including as a bandana for styling

Place on a non-flammable tray

Engineered Garments × Red Wing Heritage 'Irish Setter Remix'

Available in three fabrications

riveted metal button closure and a loose fit

is a fishing shirt taking design cues from the traditional Japanese fishing method of tenkara

The unusual collar has been extended into an ascot tie

allowing its functionality to shine

The irregular lengths are left visible at the hem