A lightweight silk jacket worn over a kimono. Mostly worn by men, this jacket is at hip- or thigh-length.
There may be a decorative tie string called haori himo across the chest or the middle of the jacket.

Shinsengumi are identified by a light blue haori, with sleeves trimmed with white dandara-moyou (mountain stripes).

Not to be confused with kataginu, which more resembles a vest than a traditional jacket.

Often confused with happi, which has tube-sleeves, instead of kimono sleeves.

Related

• checkered haori
• taichou haori
• removed haori
• print haori
• sleeveless haori

Haori colors

• white haori
• black haori
• yellow haori
• blue haori
• green haori
• red haori
• pink haori
• brown haori
• aqua haori
• orange haori
• purple haori
• grey haori

See also

• Japanese clothes
• Jinbaori
• Nininbaori
• Samurai

External links

• Wikipedia: Haori
• Wikipedia (JP): Haori

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