1970s Japanese Hand-Crafted Haori Soft Pink Striped Weave Kimono Jacket
1970s Japanese Hand-Crafted Haori Soft Pink Striped Weave Kimono Jacket
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Vintage Japanese haori, a traditional hip-length kimono-style jacket worn open over a kimono or contemporary clothing. This piece is crafted from a soft, lightweight textile in a muted pink tone with a subtle striped texture. The understated elegance of the weave adds gentle movement and depth to the garment. It features traditional wide sleeves. The relaxed fit and soft fabric make it an excellent choice for layering in transitional seasons.
Material: Silk-blend (textured weave)
Color: Soft pink with tonal striped weave
Closure: Frontal closures with buttons and inner ties
Era: 1970s
Made in: Japan
Size & Fit: Free size, fits better from S to L, to be worn oversized.
Mannequin is a size M.
Notes: Faint stains present, consistent with age and use. Price reflects that.
✧ Be aware that this item is vintage, so you may come across minor signs of age and wear, but don't worry - any major flaws will be mentioned in the description above!
✧ Colour intensity and shades may vary in real life.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
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Care Instructions
Care Instructions
When dealing with vintage pieces, always opt for a gentle wash and skip the tumble dry. Be sure to closely follow the steps on the instructions tag whenever possible. Check our "Care for Vintage" page for more useful information.
Sustainability
Sustainability
We are compromised to reduce our carbon footprint. We use antique postcards as greeting cards, we have our own hand-crafted stamp using water-based inks and we utilize recycled plastic mailers.
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