Haori Jacket – Burgundy StripeThe 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

Its compact fit makes it ideal for layering over a cut-and-sew top or under a jacket

The darts create a unique silhouette that further emphasises the volume of the pants

a split waistband and adjustable cinch buckle provide both function and a subtle nod to traditional tailoring

The Woburn Walk Quick Release Belt features a buckle originally invented by 19th century English firemen to uncoil bundled hoses

The single pleat design on the front of the trousers gives the feeling of classic tailoring

and refreshing qualities

and a slightly lengthened back hem add subtle character to this everyday staple

resulting in a design that evokes the atmosphere of Native American jewellery

Additional practicality comes from a front chest zip pocket and multiple flap pockets

The contrasting chest panel and solid black color are striking

The drop waist rises when tightened

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