A charcoal, mid-thigh haori with a tall grey heron embroidered up the back and a reed line wrapping the lower hem. Pearl grey and pale gold thread shape the design; the front has no embroidery. Specified in brushed cotton twill, it costs $259, comes in M–4XL, and is non-reversible.
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We ship from Pakistan after written approval and the 24-hour change window. The production schedule is confirmed for your order. Standard tracked delivery is $30 to the United States and every other supported destination; import charges are paid by the buyer unless expressly included.
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Follow the sewn-in care label. Never iron directly over the embroidery.
The piece
A single tall heron rises along the back panel, while reeds wrap around the lower hem. The charcoal front has no embroidery. Pearl grey and pale gold thread define the back design.
This long, open-front haori is specified in brushed cotton twill, with a half-lined back and deep side vents. Its decoration uses Tajima machine embroidery with polyester thread. Exact fibre percentages, garment measurements, and model measurements are not recorded.
Choose from M–4XL in an oversized unisex fit. Check the size guide or ask support for measurements. The gallery images are generated design visualizations, not photos of a physical sample. Tracked shipping is a flat $30 per order to supported destinations, and production starts after your final written go-ahead.
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Before you buy
No. A tall heron runs up the back panel, and a reed line wraps the lower hem. The front has no embroidery. The design is listed in pearl grey and pale gold thread against a charcoal ground.
No. This haori is non-reversible. It is specified in brushed cotton twill with an open front, a half-lined back, and deep side vents. Exact fibre percentages are not recorded.
The fit is labeled oversized and unisex, with sizes M–4XL. Garment and model measurements are not recorded for this product. Check the size guide or ask support for measurements to choose the cut you want.
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I like the long shape and the heron design on the back. I'm 175 cm tall and chose size L; the hem sits around mid-thigh, with a loose fit that works well over a simple shirt.
Daniel García ·
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