Tanuki & Moonlit Pine Haori
A forest green haori with a tanuki embroidered low on the right front panel, and a moon and pine across the upper back in cream and brass thread. Specified in cotton twill with a half lining, it has a relaxed unisex fit, comes in M–4XL, and is non-reversible. Price: $239.
- Reversible
- No
- Origin
- Imported; ships from Pakistan
- Product price
- $239.00
- Tracked shipping
- $30.00
- Subtotal before taxes and import charges
- $269.00
Products ship from Pakistan. Applicable taxes, import duties and clearance fees are extra and paid by the buyer unless expressly included in the order.
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- Delivery
- $30 tracked, supported destinations
- Returns
- 30 days on eligible standard goods
- Checkout
- Stripe secured
Ships from Pakistan. Import charges are normally paid by the buyer. Production follows written approval of your order details. Review our cancellation and returns policy before ordering. Order, cancellation and returns policy.
Size & fitM–4XL
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- A: Flat chest width
- Measure straight across from underarm to underarm. This is a width, not a body circumference.
- B: Back length
- Measure down the centre back from the base of the collar to the bottom hem. Exclude the collar.
- C: Raglan neck-to-cuff length
- For raglan sleeves only, measure from the centre-back base of the collar, across the shoulder and down the sleeve to the end of the cuff. Use the same route on the target garment. Do not compare it with a sleeve measured from a shoulder seam.
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Product-specific measurements are being confirmed. For now, use the general size guide and ask our team for a fit check.
Delivery & returns30 days
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.
Eligible standard goods may be returned unused and unworn within 30 days under the return policy. See shipping & delivery for destination detail.
CareCold wash
Follow the sewn-in care label. Never iron directly over embroidery or quilted surface detail.
The piece
Design and construction
The tanuki sits low on the right front panel. A moon and matsu pine spread across the upper back, embroidered in cream and brass thread against the forest green ground.
The specified construction is cotton twill, half-lined, hip length, with an open front and interior tie. The design uses machine embroidery on Tajima machines with polyester thread. Exact fibre percentages and garment measurements are not recorded.
Choose your size from the M–4XL range using the size guide, or contact support for sizing help; garment and model measurements are not recorded. Gallery images are generated design visualizations, not photos of a physical sample. Tracked shipping is a flat $30 per order to supported destinations, including the US and Japan. Production starts after final written sign-off, with the schedule confirmed per order.
- Tanuki low on the right front panel; pine and moon across the upper back
- Cotton twill, half-lined, open front, interior tie
- Unisex, relaxed fit
The detail
Materials and specifications
- Category
- Jacket / Haori
- Silhouette
- Haori (open-front, hip length)
- Construction
- Cotton twill, half-lined, open front, interior tie
- Colorway
- Forest green ground / cream + brass thread
- Design
- Tanuki under a moon with matsu pine
- Fit
- Unisex, relaxed
- Reversible
- No
- Origin
- Imported; ships from Pakistan
Before you buy
Frequently asked questions
Is this haori reversible?
No. This haori is non-reversible. Its tanuki is placed on the right front panel, while the moon and pine design spans the upper back.
How is the design made?
The design is machine embroidered on Tajima machines with polyester thread. Cream and brass thread form the tanuki, moon and pine motifs on the forest green cotton twill specification.
What should I know before ordering?
Tracked shipping costs a flat $30 per order to supported destinations, including the US and Japan. The buyer pays import charges unless they are expressly included. Eligible standard goods may be returned within 30 days if unworn with tags; custom and final-sale items are exceptions.
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