Hakama Pant / A new point of view
Hakama pants.
Move differently.
Japanese-inspired wide-leg trousers, expressive pleats and layered sets. Compare modern hakama silhouettes and find the details that make each design different.
Form / Freedom / Movement01Designed around movement
Volume that resolves when you walk, not only when you stand still.
02Form in every fold
Pleat depth and placement carry the structure — the waistband only holds it.
03A wider perspective
A silhouette borrowed with care, made for how people dress now.
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own shape.
Explore hakama pants and sets. Choose a piece to see its price, sizes and availability.
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Start with streetwear, compare divided and undivided forms, or explore a coordinated kimono set. Each collection explains what to check before choosing a piece.
What is a hakama? Learn how its pleats and construction differ from an ordinary wide-leg trouser.
The anatomy
Five parts, one silhouette.
Almost everything that makes a hakama read as a hakama happens in five places. Knowing what they are is the fastest way to judge a piece — ours or anyone else's.
- Himo紐
- The long waist ties that secure the garment.
- Koshiita腰板
- The structured back waist panel.
- Pleats
- Deep folds that give the volume its shape.
- Umanori馬乗り
- The divided-leg form — two legs, one silhouette.
- Hem
- Where the drop and the wearer's footwear meet.
The design language
A study in
movement.
Structure at the waist. Ease through the leg. The beauty is in how the silhouette changes as you move.
- Rise
- High enough to hold the pleat, low enough to wear all day.
- Leg volume
- Wide, but resolved — the drop has to fall, not flare.
- Weight
- Heavy enough to hang. Light enough to move.

The lookbook
Worn your way.
Ready to discover
The collection.
Beyond the silhouette









