Haori Jacket – Grey 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

Features include a notched collar adaptable for up or down wear

The balloon sleeves are generously gathered at the cuffs

black onyx or turquoise

and lavishly gathered raglan shoulders

and the alderwood sole absorbs moisture and provides support

originally used by the Spanish and later Navajo peoples as part of horse tack

The item itself is quite roomy (as most pullover garments tend to be) allowing for some extra space for layering

It can also be paired with a jacket made of the same material

which is reminiscent of the kernels in a bag of popcorn

Engineered Garments have worked with Finnish sportswear manufacturer Karhu to revisit their best-selling design

Open pockets may begin to sag over time

naturally water repellent