Men's Kimono

The formal men's haori is usually made of black Habutae silk and is decorated, on the outside, with five mon (family crests). The inner upper lining can have wonderful pictorial decoration, which can be woven, silk screened, or hand painted. Turning the haori inside out can make it into a stunning wall hanging. Less formal haori still have pictorial decoration in the lining but no family crests and they are made of a variety of materials, perhaps wool, raw silk or man made fibre. In this section we have also included other men's garments eg. Hakama, juban (under kimono), or Heko obi (soft obi worn by men usually with shibori decoration)

NEW: MH2240 BLACK SILK HAORI, SAMURAI (Sold)	MH2214 BLACK SILK HAORI, DYED TIGER LINING (Sold)	MH2140 ANTIQUE BLACK SILK HAORI, SNOW SCENE MT FUJI (Sold)
MH2139 BLACK SILK HAORI, SAMURAI AND CALLIGRAPHY LINING	MH2117 BLACK SILK HAORI, BLUE MT FUJI	MH2111 BLACK HABUTAE SILK HAORI, FUJI (WISTERIA) MON
MH2104 RARE BLACK SILK HAORI, MOMOTARO LINING (Sold)	MH1984 SUPER RARE SILK HAORI, SUMI PAINTING EBISU FISHING (Sold)	MH1972 BLACK SILK HAORI, WOVEN LAKE SCENERY Mt FUJI (Sold)
MH1939 BLACK SILK HAORI, 5 MON, MT FUJI	MH1919 BLACK SILK HAORI, 5 MON MT FUJI (Sold)	MH1509 KABUKI THEATRE JINBAORI, ASA (HEMP) (Sold)
MH1180 SILK JUBAN, DRAGON (Sold)