"Happi-coat" is very traditional short coat used as not only the bathrobe but also the casual jacket among people. In Japan, many people wear "Happi-coat" with various designs depend on the communities on the festival to pray their prosperity and good harvest.

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"ICHIBAN"("THE BEST") HAPPI-COAT (Short cotton robe) [CH705]

Our Selling Price: JPY5,800
[Low stock] Weight: 390g
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"一番"("ICHIBAN") --- This Japanese character means  "THE BEST" and "THE CHAMPION" !! Originally, it is one of the designs of firefighter's costumes during the Edo period.

 -- Sizing Chart --

 LengthChestSleeve
INCHES35"27.9"13.3"
CM897134

 Length: Measured from collar to bottom

Chest: Measured from armpit to armpit

Sleeve:Measured thelength from the top stitching on the shoulder to the bottom
 
 
A holding fan is not included.

 
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"Happi-coat" is very traditional short coat used as not only the bathrobe but also the casual jacket among people. In Japan, many people wear "Happi-coat" with various designs depend on the communities on the festival to pray their prosperity and good harvest.

-- Product Details --
Recommend alternative coordination with this jacket and your favorite jeans. 100% cotton wicks away moisture. With the same fabric sash belt in the bottom of the sleeves. One size fits most. 100% cotton. Machine wash separately cold or warm. Gentle cycle. Do not bleach. No dry cleaning. Keep away from fire. Designed and made in Japan.
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"一番”("ICHIBAN") --- This Japanese character means "the best" and "the champion" !! Originally, it is one of the designs of firefighter's costumes during the Edo period. The costumes had various designs depend on the groups, the locations they live, and so on. Even if in a panic, the firefighters understood which group they belonged to and what kind of role they did by an instant when they saw the design and emblem of the costumes.

A holding fan & a small pouch are not included.