Twenty-five Japanese jackets for men across four families: open haori, tied noragi work jackets, kimono jackets and embroidered sukajan. Sizes XS to 2XL, from €38,95.
Every jacket here belongs to one of four families. The haori hangs open and began as formal dress. The noragi ties shut and began as farm work wear. The kimono jacket keeps the wrap and the wide sleeve, and the sukajan is the embroidered souvenir bomber first sold to American servicemen in Yokosuka.
All 25 are cut from straight panels. No shaped Western block. The sleeve drops from the body line, so the jacket hangs on you instead of gripping the shoulder.
Haori and noragi
A haori is the open overlayer, hip length, worn over a tee or a shirt. The cotton open-front haori starts at €38,95. A noragi is the farmer’s jacket. It crosses over and ties at the side, in cotton, cotton linen, denim or indigo-dyed cotton.
Pick the haori to finish an outfit. Pick the noragi to work in one. Both go over a plain tee.
Kimono jackets and sukajan
The men’s kimono jackets keep the wrap and drop the formality. The denim kimono is 100% cotton denim and the tied kimono cardigan is 98% cotton. The sukajan jackets are the loud ones: polyester bombers with a dragon, a phoenix, Raijin or a nine-tailed fox embroidered on them.
Want the frog closure? The plant-indigo Tang jacket is 100% cotton, fastens with knotted cord loops instead of buttons and lightens at the creases the way raw denim does over a year of wear.
How they fit
Chest runs 112 cm to 148 cm across the range and body length 68.5 cm to 82 cm. Sizes go XS to 2XL. These are loose cuts. Take your usual size, or go one up if you plan to wear a heavy hoodie underneath through the winter months. The shoots use a 187 cm model. Wash cold and hang dry, and wash the indigo pieces alone at first.
Le misure vengono dalla tabella del produttore per ogni capo, convertite in centimetri e riportate su un'unica scala di taglie. Disponibili per 20 capi su 25 in questa pagina, ultimo controllo 2026-10-19. Come misuriamo.
A jacket cut from straight panels that closes with a tie, a frog or an open front instead of a zip. Haori, noragi, kimono jackets and sukajan all qualify.
What is the difference between a haori and a noragi?
The haori hangs open and began as formal dress. The noragi crosses over, ties at the side and began as work wear for farmers.
Is a sukajan a Japanese jacket?
Yes. It is a souvenir bomber first embroidered in Yokosuka for American servicemen after the war. Today it is streetwear.
How do Japanese jackets fit?
Loose. Chest runs 112 cm to 148 cm across the range, so take your usual size, or one up if you layer a hoodie underneath.
How do I wash the indigo jackets?
Cold and on their own for the first few washes. Plant indigo gives up colour early and tints anything else in the drum.
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