Japanese Hakama pants revisited black Asanoha pattern, casual inspired by traditional pants and martial arts with Japanese fabric

Casual chic and casual pleated wide trousers, inspired by hakama, traditional japanese pants. This style of trousers, much appreciated by aoi clothing enthusiasts, is inspired by the traditional "hakama" trousers that were once worn by medieval japanese nobles and samurai. Some claim that one of the roles of hakama was to mask the movements of the feet, to better surprise the opponent. Today, it is also worn in the west in the practice of martial arts such as aikido or kendo. Hakama is worn by men and women.

The fabric used is a jeans, nice and comfortable black color. The asanoha printed fabric is discreetly placed on pockets that have a very practical volume, a nod to the traditional opening of the hakama. Pants tightened at the ankle, allowing to adjust the length of the pants and even to wear it mid-calf. Metallic rivets complete the style of our creation, you can also discover that the finishes are neat. Western size, for women, i advise you to take a size below because this model size large.

You can wash these pants in a machine following the instructions, but i advise you to bring it to the dry cleaners for better maintenance. The model is wearing size 36 and is 1m77.

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