Starting last month, you can try on all the clothes listed on our online shop for just one-way shipping costs.
Among them, the ones we would like men to try are the slim pants "Tatsuke" and the wide pants "Hakama".
This time, we will introduce recommended hakama from a men's perspective!
-- 1. Thick linen hakama The off-white linen hakama is made of a rough fabric with a drape that allows for a variety of coordination.
The more you use it, the softer it becomes and the more gentle it becomes on your skin. It's thick, so even though it's linen, it can be used almost all year round except in the middle of summer.
Even though they are wide, they have a gusset at the crotch, so you won't feel cramped even when sitting cross-legged.
2. Indigo-dyed denim hakama The fabric is crisp and firm, but the more you use it the more flexible it becomes. Also, because it is indigo dyed, the color will blend in and you can enjoy watching it change over time.
Because it is made of thick material, it is durable and you don't have to worry about holes appearing easily, which is a common problem with pants.
It's dark blue, easy to match with other items, and has a different silhouette than jeans, so it's recommended for those who want to create a slightly different outfit from others.
The fabric is similar to that used for kendo and judo uniforms, so it is thick, very durable, and warm.
The silhouette is such that you won't even notice it when you layer it under your pants. It can be worn in any season except midsummer.
The more you use them, the softer and more flexible they become while still maintaining their thickness, so you can enjoy using them as pants that will develop over a long period of time.
-- There are two types of hakama: short and long. Most people choose the long ones, but the short ones look great in the summer too.
Since it is a free size that suits all body types, some people buy one and share it with their spouse.
There are a variety of fabrics available, and the silhouette changes depending on the weight and thickness, so I hope you will try out different things.
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This was the first fabric we recommended at "Tatsuke."