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Takuya Angel Kimono Hakama Long Pants: Style, Fit and Alternatives

People searching "Takuya Angel kimono hakama long pants" mean the full-length, wide-leg pants from the Tokyo designer label Takuya Angel, cut like a traditional hakama (袴), the pleated trousers worn over a kimono. We don't sell that label at Amaji and have no connection to it. If you want the look more than the tag, our hakama pants collection has long, pleated pairs for everyday wear, and this page covers how to judge any of them.

What Takuya Angel is known for

Takuya Angel is a fashion label named after its designer. It mixes kimono collars, Japanese motifs and wrapped shapes with street and club clothing, and its hakama-style pants are some of its best-known pieces.

We can't tell you the label's current prices, fabrics or sizes. Designs change from season to season, so the label's own listings are the place to check those. If you have your heart set on that exact pair, buy it from the label or a reseller you trust.

How kimono hakama long pants are cut

A traditional hakama has very wide legs, deep pleats across the front and long ties called himo (紐) that wrap around the waist and knot. Dojo versions add a stiff back panel. The Wikipedia entry on hakama covers the history and the types worn for ceremonies and martial arts.

Fashion versions keep the width and the pleats and drop the fussy parts. Ties become a belt, a buckle or an elastic back. The stiff panel goes. What you are left with reads like a long skirt when you stand still and like trousers when you walk.

"Long" matters here. A long hakama hem falls to the top of the foot, not the shin. That is what gives the floor-sweeping shape in photos, and it is also why height matters more than waist when you pick a size.

Sizing long hakama pants by height

Ties and belts take care of the waist, so start from your height. These are the numbers from our size table for Amaji's Linen Hakama Pants:

Size Height Weight
XS 160 to 168 cm 48-55 kg
S 165 to 173 cm 55-65 kg
M 170 to 178 cm 65-73 kg
L 175 to 183 cm 73-80 kg
XL 180 to 185 cm 80-88 kg

Tall customers find us looking for a hem that actually reaches the foot.

Between two sizes? Go by height. A hem that is a little long can be worn with the belt sitting higher on the waist. A hem that is short can't be fixed.

Gray linen hakama pants with pleated front panels and a buckle belt, worn with a black tee, front view

Long hakama pants we sell at Amaji

The pair above is Amaji's Linen Hakama Pants, $49.90, in gray or black, XS to XL, with pleated front panels and a buckle belt.

For a longer, more formal line, Amaji's Men's Long Wide Hakama Pants, Belted Front are $59.90 in XS to XL. If you want a belt instead of ties, Amaji's Men's Pleated Hakama Trousers, Belted Full Length are $66.90 in one size.

Model in black pleated full length hakama trousers with belt, front view showing pleats to the ankle

Need more sizes or a color other than black? Amaji's Men's Lightweight Hakama Pants, Wide Leg with Front Ties run XS to 3XL in black, grey and army green for $59.90. For women, we sell the Women's Hakama Pants, Black Box-Pleated Wide Leg at $49.90.

For context, specialist hakama shops sat at a median of $79.97 in September 2026, with the cheaper quarter at $69.90 or less. Our pairs come in under that because of what they are: affordable everyday pieces, made in China. They are not designer label clothing, and they are not dojo uniforms.

  • Choose the Takuya Angel pair if you want that designer's prints, details and name.
  • Choose a dojo hakama from a martial arts supplier if you train in kendo, iaido or aikido.
  • Choose ours if you want the long pleated shape for daily wear at a lower price.

What to wear with kimono hakama long pants

All the volume sits below the waist, so keep the top short or tucked. A plain fitted tee works. So does a short kimono jacket or haori left open, and our guide to wearing a men's kimono jacket covers lengths that won't swallow the pants.

For a more traditional finish, wrap a kaku obi over the waistband. With sandals, split-toe tabi socks fill the gap at the hem.

New to the garment? What Is a Hakama? explains the parts and pleats, and How to Tie a Hakama walks through the ties one step at a time.

Written by the Amaji team, October 24, 2026. How we write our guides.