The traditional Japanese Happi coat. 
Happi came to be during the Edo era when samurai warriors began dyeing their family crests on their coats. They were worn only by high-ranking families, not the general public. Happi have gradually changed over time. The shape, length, and design have become stylish, and happi are now seen in various situations.

 Carefully selected quality cotton fabric, sewn with sophistication, dyed with expert skills. Continuing tradition and uncompromising craftsmanship with pride, creating a great product that only centuries-old dyers can make.

 For many years, tie dyes have been behind the chic fashion of the people, with smooth textures in the fabric and colors with depth. Fading enhances the color dye after years of use to become a one-of-a-kind item that is inseparable from the lives of their users.

  Japanese Happi coat available at MASTER CRAFTSMANSHIP Made in Japan