Vintage Haori in Red Bordeaux Silk with Check Pattern and Gosho Lining (Copia)

The haori is a traditional Japanese jacket, originally worn only by men during the Edo period, but later adopted by women starting from the Meiji era (1868–1912). Today, it is a versatile garment that can elevate any outfit, whether worn as a cover-up or a mini-dress. This particular haori is a vintage silk piece in a rich red bordeaux color, decorated throughout with a green check pattern that gives it a distinctive and refined look.

The inner lining is a true treasure: it features images of gosho dolls, traditional Japanese dolls with a chubby, childlike appearance, often depicted playing drums. This detail adds a touch of authenticity and artistry to the garment. Entirely hand-sewn in Japan, this haori showcases the finest Japanese tailoring craftsmanship.

This haori is perfect for any occasion: it can be worn as a cover-up for an elegant and sophisticated look, or as a mini-dress for a touch of originality. It does not come with haori-himo (traditional closure cords), but it has eyelets where they can be inserted, allowing you to customize your style.