Vintage! Second-hand haori, jackets for Japanese kimono.
 
Matsuba 松葉 In a contrast of black and red, twirling pine needles...We love the playful aspect of the repetition of this simple plant motif, which makes this haori an ultra-nice jacket for everyday outings.  Bishamonkikko 毘沙門亀甲pattern for the haura, the inner lining.  Two hexagons superimposed on each other to form the appearance of a human Ningen 人間. But in Japan, this graphic evocation of the turtle's back symbolizes the encounter of this ancestral motif with the figure of one of the 7 gods of luck, Bishamonten, originally the Guardian of Budha.  This jacket is in excellent condition and you can wear it with no problem!
 
The haori, a jacket worn over a Japanese kimono, is perhaps THE Japanese garment that TABITABIYA fell in love with the most! Cut in the same way as a kimono, the haori also shares its sumptuous fabrics and patterns traditions. But you don't need an obi to keep it closed. It is generally worn open or tied at the front with braided strings made in the same materials as the obijime that is attached to the obi. They are also very decorative. Its easy-to-wear length, its lightness, its more restrained or downright daring patterns make this authentic kimono jacket a super playful and stylish garment that you will never get tired of! There is no limit to how you can wear it because the haori goes absolutely perfectly and creatively with all clothes. For your moments of relaxation on the sofa, your reading times, to enjoy a cup of tea, to make you comfortable at home after your hard days of work, to bring an edgy touch to your jeans outfits, or a more chic note to your skirt or work outfits, for going out in the evening, for invitations to a wedding or a slightly chic aperitif party… Suitable for all your outings, the haori is the fashionable answer for all women, and the ways you can wear it are endless!!! The haori is THE ideal fashion item to add to your wardrobe and your life this so very unique touch of Japanese elegance! A simple and accessible way for all to enjoy the art of Japanese kimono.
In Tabitabiya's flea market, I only feature second-hand Japanese haori that melt my heart. They are not perfect but in good, or even very good condition. The photos will show you the small defects that some may have.