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.

Full-length portrait of a model wearing charcoal pleated hakama-inspired trousersForm / Freedom / Movement

01Designed 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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Find hakama pants by style

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.

Annotated diagram of a divided-leg hakama silhouetteA line drawing of wide-leg hakama-style trousers, labelled with five named parts: himo (the waist ties), koshiita (the structured back waist panel), the pleats, the umanori divided-leg form, and the hem.HIMO 紐KOSHIITA 腰板PLEATSUMANORI 馬乗りHEM

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.
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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.
Three models with visible faces wearing modern hakama-inspired silhouettes
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The lookbook

Worn your way.

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