2022WINTERCOLLECTION

The Mantle combines a red faux fur collar with a black wool bodice. Argyle patterns are woven into the jet-black wool.

Featuring a powerful silhouette and elegant draping, the Mantle excites man's spirit of romance.

The main body of this Mantle is made of 100% wool with an argyle pattern, and its jet-black sheen is elegant. The striking red collar is made of faux fur on the outside only. The fluffy faux fur is an overwhelming presence, yet the silhouette of the collar remains intact. The contrast between the jet-black wool with the Argyle pattern rising in the gloss and the longer fake fur in vivid red creates a suspicious atmosphere as Arsene Lupin appears at an evening party.

It also feels light for the heaviness of the jet black color. The ultra-light black lining is part of the reason. Of course, the loose, impactful collar is designed to match the collar of Japanese clothing. It is elaborately and functionally constructed, with beautiful drapes and silhouettes, and side holes to let your hands out.

Naturally, you'll enjoy pairing it with clothes, and the bold silhouette will lift your spirits.

Wazi-Hasode is full of playfulness, with the collar and cuffs arranged in a fine and stylish leopard pattern fabric, on the body woven with a lustrous crocodile pattern that only looks like leather.

How is Wazi-Hasode structured? Many people wonder why. This is our shop's original patented product that allows you to enjoy beautiful drapes and variable styles by unbuttoning the sleeves and hanging them on the shoulders from the basic Haori condition with large winglike sleeves. The flexibility of the fabric and the synergy between the fabric and the texture create a loose bulge and a lustrous look, creating a gorgeous atmosphere. This is a welcome item for Japanese clothing, which tends to be flat.

The outer fabric of this Wazi-Hasode is made of matelasse with a textured crocodile pattern. The astringent color is good, but the embossing-like three-dimensional feel and the mysterious luster are excellent. This is created only by the technique of weaving. The double structure of warps and wefts and matrasse give it a three-dimensional feel. This is then given a chintz treatment to give it a lustrous look. It looks like leather, but I like it because it's made of fabric, not fake leather. Since it is double woven, it is slightly thick but leathery. But it's easy to handle because it's made of fabric.

In addition, the collar and cuffs are decorated with a finely detailed leopard print fabric. A fine Italian wool blend material with a sensual glow. This arrangement will make your look even more gorgeous and wild and playful. The full-lined is warm, and the dark brown lining enhances the outer fabric and does not interfere with its suppleness.

At first glance, it looks flashy, but the uniform tone makes it easy to coordinate. It has become an adult playwear that is purely enjoyable to wear.

The accessory that fastens the front collar is Kaname-dama [hook] which is made with buffalo horns and acrylic beads. It's the best match for this Wazi-Hasode.

The voluminous feel of the milling wool and the camouflage pattern make this sleeveless Hoodrobe look as powerful as a brave shogun, and the warmth is great as a winter coat.

The Italian-made wool has an exquisite contrasting color scheme, and even the large camouflage print is full of class. The compacted wool has a dense texture that creates a tight shape on the shoulder ridgeline and elsewhere. The strong styling is probably due to the properties of these less stretchy materials. The masculinity of the silhouette is outstanding.

The thick fabric has a double-faced finish. The inside is soft to the touch with a surface bulge like a blanket and naturally warm. It's a single-layered look that takes advantage of its double-faced character, and the beige color on the inside gives it a truly wooly feel. Like the felt, it's thick but light for its apparent volume. In addition to the tight shoulder line, the prominent hood is three-dimensional and the front standing collar is cool with a sense of fearlessness, and the functionality of the pockets is maintained. This sleeveless Hoodrobe is a combination of toughness, casualness and elegance, so you can wear it comfortably in the cold.

Zin-parka weaves bold flowers and diamond patterns with reddish-purple and black threads. It is carefully woven, with clear horizontal ridges visible on the surface.

Zin-parka has a pocket that you want to stick your hand into and a three-dimensional hood. This is a waza-ari (well done) that can be worn in various ways such as opening and closing the collar on the placket. Even with a little pompous posing, the elaborateness of a diamond pattern weave creates a proper feeling. The reddish-purple outer fabric is woven of polyester and rayon with good color development, giving it a seductive look. The rough tactile surface is sharply ridged, but the weave is not loose, and the elaborate flowers and diamond patterns are finely woven. It is full of character and luxury. In addition to the gorgeous outer fabric, the chic china buttons and light, thin black lining are glossy, bringing out an avant-garde look. It's light for its aristocratic look and can be worn on a variety of occasions, so it's something to look forward to in the coming season when there are lots of invitations.

The Kaname-dama [clip], which is fastened to the placket collar, combines smoked bamboo beads with buffalo horn beads to add a modern look.

A neat coordination between Hakama, a gray tussore-toned shape memory material, and Kosode, an iron-blue shantung fabric. Kosode's collar and cuffs are decorated with botanical patterns.

The upper body of Hakama-Shiki is Kosode, a patented product. It's functional and easy to move around in. A variety of styles. Easy to wear. Sharp silhouette. It has these four characteristics. Even if you put your hand into the hidden pocket, it will look good.

The iron-blue Kosode is made of shantung that weaves slub yarn into weft, with long, pongee-like knots appearing laterally, and its slightly glossy look is rustic. What's more, the inside is woven into satin, so the sleeves are smooth and comfortable to the touch. Iron-blue's muted colors are easy to match, easy to work with, neat and useful. In addition, the lines on the cuff cloth, collar end, and hem are arranged with botanical drawing pattern lining with leaf motif to give a clean impression. In addition, the patented Kosode features a sleek silhouette.

Hakama, on the other hand, has a rustic texture like tussore but is actually a shape-memory material. Despite its lackluster, rustic appearance, it has a sense of suppleness and is a highly functional material with prominent folds. The convenience of non-iron and the beauty of styling coexist. It is a gem that is classy and satisfies hobbyists.

With a rustic look of shantung and tussore, it's classically dressed, yet light on top and bottom, and easy to handle. It can be worn effortlessly and conveniently, and is finished with a manly and neat coordination.

The Inverness Cape is made from different fabrics, with the cape made from Black-watch fabric and the bodice made from a dark blue plain fabric. It was stylishly arranged with a tartan plaid lining.

The Inverness Cape is a Coat that comes with a Cape attached from the chest to the back. It is beautiful not only from the front, but also from the back. The design goes not only with Japanese clothes, but also with suits.

The best thing about this Inverness Cape is that the cape and bodice have different colors and patterns. Despite the disparate colors and patterns, both have a navy-blue color scheme (including the tartan lining) that gives them a sense of unity throughout. Both are tightly woven wool-polyester blends that are wrinkle-resistant and durable. Both the Black-watch on the cape and the dark blue on the bodice are deep shades, but they are elegant with a subtle sheen. The design, in which only the cape is replaced with a Black-watch tartan, gives a calm impression despite its individuality.

In addition, a high density taffeta with tartan check pattern is used for the inside of the cape and bodice, that is, for the lining, and the color tone is lighter than the outer fabric, so it is fun to see it briefly. This lightweight lining has light water-repellent, moisture-permeable and windproof effects, so it should be functional and warm for daily use.

The Inverness Cape is a Cloak with a Sherlock Holmes impression. Helped by such preconceptions, it has a somewhat intellectual feel to it. Whether dressed in Japanese or Western clothing, it can be used from formal to commuting to work or school, making it a pretty versatile Inverness Cape.

Wazi-Hasode is made of elegant iron-blue shantung fabric. The lining of the drawing pattern of the leaf motif is also intelligent, and the ensemble with a kosode of the same material is smart.

The outer fabric of this Wazi-Hasode is a shantung that weaves slub yarn into weft, with long, pongee-like knots appearing laterally. The texture is rustic with a slight sheen. In addition, as you can see on the inside of the sleeve in the image, the lining of the drawing pattern with a leaf motif is matched, and it is light to wear. The subdued color of iron-blue is easy to match with and gives a neat feel, so an ensemble with Kosode (ROA0327) of the same material has a sophisticated feel.

How is Wazi-Hasode structured? Many people wonder why. This is our shop's original patented product that allows you to enjoy beautiful drapes and variable styles by unbuttoning the sleeves and hanging them on the shoulders from the basic Haori condition with large winglike sleeves. It also has pockets on the sides.

The calm, lightweight material, which combines rustic and formal attire, will be used for a wide range of occasions, from formal occasions to hobbies, with Wazi-Hasode's unique freedom of dressing.

The accessory that fastens the front collar is Kaname-dama [hook] which is made with leaf motif real leather parts and wood beads. It's Wazi-Hasode's lining and imagery in sync.

Hoodrobe made of plain knitting, a thin wool blend with washer finish. The outside is light gray and the light lining is a drawing pattern with a leaf motif.

Hoodrobe is great for coordinating with Japanese clothes. Wafuku has a bigger armhole, so it can be used as an outerwear for Western clothes. It is popular because it has an impact that changes the image of western clothes into Japanese clothes.

This Hoodrobe uses a thin, wool-blend plain knitting with a washer finish. The texture is as soft as it looks, and the texture is gentle. The shade is light gray, and outerwear that is close to white, especially the white Hoodrobe, is rare. The lining of the hood and the inside of the bodice is lined with a drawing pattern with a leaf motif, and it feels light as a feather. The outer fabric, which looks like the robe of a Buddhist statue, and the botanical lining match well, creating an atmosphere of Purity. Not only is the Hoodrobe lightweight and easy to handle, but it also evokes an image of innocence and integrity.

To accentuate the look, Kaname-dama [clip] , a red marble bead with a chain, was worn to create a youthful look.

A relaxing coordination with Kosode of camouflage pattern and pre-dyed Jacquard weave, and Hakama of light grey 12 oz denim.

The camouflage patterned Kosode is a pre-dyed jacquard weave that is light and comfortable like a dungaree. A monotone color scheme with shades of gray. It has a soft and natural texture. Moreover, the pattern is expressed with careful weaving technique. From these, you can feel the quality of the fabric. The patented Kosode product is designed with functionality in mind. Features a cut hem, pockets, and a clean silhouette. The cuffs and the collar are decorated simply with olive cotton, giving it a luxurious yet light feel.

On the other hand, Light gray Hakama is a 12 oz denim. Comfortable to wear, just medium light. The elegant colors are easy to match and are durable for heavy use.

Both Kosode and Hakama are made from materials that increase their flavor as you use them, so you can wear them in your own way. Coordination that seems to release your mind.

Luxurious Mantle made of formal woolen fabric. The silver lame wool with a subtle luster shows a noble drape.

Our shop's own mantles: The collar, which goes well with Japanese clothes, and the holes (look like a pocket) on both sides to let the hands out, are carefully made. This item can be worn in a variety of ways, from daily use to formal wear, from Japanese style to Western style. Mantle, which combines bold silhouette, gorgeous drape, and wide versatility, has a supreme dandyism.

This Mantle uses silver lame wool made by Miyuki Keori Co., Ltd., which is woven for formal wear, as the outer fabric. It is a supple and delicate fabric, and the expression of the slight shine here and there is stately. The lame yarn weaving method that doesn't make you feel showy is really effective and can be said to be a long-established technique. It is fully lined, but the high quality beige lining is light and does not disturb the suppleness of the outer fabric. And,It gives an impressive glimpse inside. The brightly colored Mantle doesn't give an Intimidating impression at all.

In addition, the calm luster of the lame and the classical expression of the fine weave creates a noble atmosphere. It stands out for its neatness and will naturally draw attention to formal occasions such as ceremonies.

A black Wazi-Hasode with laser-cut Ecsaine sleeves and a basket weave bodice woven with thick glossy thread. The dark red lining that peeks out from every corner is also glossy.

How is Wazi-Hasode structured? Many people wonder why. This is our shop's original patented product that allows you to enjoy beautiful drapes and variable styles by unbuttoning the sleeves and hanging them on the shoulders from the basic Haori condition with large winglike sleeves. This freedom of dressing creates an enigmatic form, glossy undulations and a gorgeous atmosphere depending on the texture of the outer fabric and the way the lining is shown. This is an outer wear that will not bore you when you wear Japanese clothes that tend to be flat.

This Wazi-Hasode bodice is made of black fabric with an avant-garde and rough texture. It is a basket weave with a base cotton woven with acrylic or other glossy threads. In addition, both wide sleeves are Ecsaine (artificial suede) with countless precise squares cut out evenly by laser cutting. The suede matte black is manly, but when fully covered, the impression is too heavy, so this cutout watermark is lightweight and exquisitely stylish. The meticulousness of countless holes is possible only with laser cutting techniques, but it also takes the work of craftsmen who tailor porous materials. In addition, the gimmick that peeks through the hole in the square to the lustrous, crimson lining serves as a depth accent. It has a similar square cut, with a large diamond-shaped decoration on the left collar and back. It's a masterpiece that spares no effort or cost and is decorated in every part of Wazi-Hasode.

It is more coat-like than Haori, and the full-lined is warm. Still, the lustrous dark red lining shows sharpness and keeps viewers entertained.

The accessory that fastens the front collar is Kaname-dama [hook] which is made with buffalo horns and acrylic beads. It complements the extravagance of this Wazi-Hasode.

Kosode, a cotton fabric with a tanned leather-like texture and different colors on the left and right, and Hakama, a full-dress trouser woolen fabric for match a morning coat, make a stately outfit.

The Kosode, which has a different color on the left and right, is 100% cotton, but the twill creates a tanned leather-like smooth sheen. It's made of cotton, so it's tough and easy to handle, and its moderate thickness makes the drape loose and shiny when worn. The same material, black and gray, is tailored in different colors on the left and right. Kosode is a patented product designed with an emphasis on functionality. The hem cut, pockets, and the cuffs made of the same material in gray are decorated, and even the hidden parts are collaboratively designed.

On the other hand, Hakama is made of cold-pants fabric that matches the morning coat of his formal dress. Commonly referred to as cord trousing, it is a vertically striped wool fabric in black, white and gray. As expected, it is of a quality that can be said to be for formal wear, and the thread driving is a delicate fabric, so it feels a little heavier than regular wool, but the folds stand out, the silhouette is beautiful, and the finish is wonderful. Originally made for trousers, it's tough, supple and wrinkle-free.

HAKAMA-SHIKI's black formal upper body was styled in subdued black and gray with different colors on the left and right for a classically yet aggressive formal look.

The Mantle features a gray boa collar and a grage diagonal lattice weave bodice. The light comfort and elegance of the drape are excellent, and the tones are unified and classical.

The Mantle is characterized by a strong silhouette and graceful draping, but in this Mantle it may be by far the lightest. It's an item that will excite man's spirit of romance.

The main body of the Mantle is made of fabric that has a rustic texture with a grage tint. The four-layered diagonal lattice weave is boldly spread throughout. And yet, because it's supple, it shows beautiful drapes.

In addition, the gray collar, with only the outside of the collar made of boa, fascinates the surroundings. The fluff, which seems soft even from a distance, makes its presence felt, while matching the silhouette of the collar beautifully. The lining is dark brown and slippery, never getting in the way of the body's silhouette or drapes. Decorations such as the holes on both sides (which look like pockets) to show your hands outside are careful-finish.

It's a classic, subdued mantle with a striking silhouette and a spreading weave that is seemingly bold. Naturally, the combination with clothes is outstanding.

A fashionable coordination with Kosode, which is woven with crocodile pattern with luster that only looks like leather, and Hakama with a jacquard weave mottled pattern.

After all, Kosode with crocodile texture will be the main item in your outfit. The astringent color is good, but the embossing-like three-dimensional feel and the mysterious luster are excellent. This is created only by the technique of weaving. The double structure of warps and wefts and matrasse give it a three-dimensional feel. This is then given a chintz treatment to give it a lustrous look. It looks like leather, but I like it because it's made of fabric, not fake leather. Since it is double woven, it is slightly thick but leathery. But it's easy to handle because it's made of fabric. It's a handy, gorgeous Kosode. Of course, Kosode is a patented product that pursues functionality. Dressing is simple. The cut of the hem, pockets, and sharp silhouette are also featured. The cuffs and collar are decorated with hidden and precise decorations, it has a strong presence through elaborate processing.

On the other hand, Hakama, a jacquard weave, a distorted geometric pattern like a wood skin is woven with black and gray thread. It is light and does not wrinkle easily, so it is easy to handle and has a smooth texture. Hakama can be said that it is a mature Hakama with dark color and is easy to combine.

Kosode's elaborate texture and Hakama's Calm Jacquard weave pattern are both a wild taste in their fashionability.

Hoodrobe made of plain knitting, a thin wool blend with washer finish. The outer fabric is ink black and the avant-garde lining has a diamond pattern.

This Hoodrobe uses a thin, wool-blend plain knitting with a washer finish. The texture is as soft as it looks, and the texture is gentle. The shade is ink black and the deep black Hoodrobe is always a hit. In addition, the inside of the hood and bodice are lined in two dyed colors, khaki and black, for a smooth feel. It's lightweight and easy to handle, making it suitable for heavy use.

The conjurer robe-like outer fabric and avant-garde lining match well, creating a seductive atmosphere. Looks like he's hiding some magic no one knows about ... such a Hoodrobe.

Hoodrobe is great for coordinating with Japanese clothes. Wafuku has a bigger armhole, so it can be used as an outerwear for Western clothes. It is popular because it has an impact that changes the image of western clothes into Japanese clothes.