Men's Reversible Textured Haori Jacket

Relaxed fit with extra room through the silhouette.

A men's haori with a shawl collar, tied at the waist. Two patch pockets sit at the hip. The sleeves are three quarter length. A narrow tie fastens the front.

The cloth is the reason to pick this one: a cotton and linen blend woven with a crinkled surface that holds the fabric away from the body in warm weather, so air moves between the jacket and your shirt on a humid afternoon in a way a flat weave cannot manage. It reverses too. The plainer face can be worn out.

Fit and sizing

Relaxed, with an open front that ties at the waist. Sizes run XS to L. Our model wears M. The supplier gives a recommended size chart only, so take your usual size, or go up if you plan to wear it over a knit.

Fabric and care

Cotton and linen blend. Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle. No bleach. Hang to dry. Iron while slightly damp to release creases, or leave the crinkle as it is.

How to wear it

Wear it tied for a neat line, or open like a light coat. Gray goes with white, black and navy. Pair it with wide trousers and sandals in summer, or with a long-sleeve tee and boots in spring.

Two faces, one jacket. Turn it inside out for a quieter look on days when the texture feels like too much.

Pairs well with the wrap-front samue set and the igen men's japanese linen pants. Also in the same family: the long haori coat.

Our best haori jackets for men guide compares fabrics and cuts. More open-front layers sit in haori and tied cuts in noragi.