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Select between Materials more common in the earlier Sengoku / Muromachi Era (Linen) and later Edo Era (Cotton)  |
Select the TRIM color for your traditional Haori Sodetsukibaori.
Select between Modern or Traditional printing or Embroidery. 
Add a mon to the CHEST of your Haori.
Add a MON to the SLEEVES of your Haori Sodetsukibaori (Samurai Jacket).
Added to the Top / Middle of your sleeve.
Add a mon to the BACK of your Haori Sodetsukibaori (Samurai Jacket).
Traditional clothing fits a little large, it is best to select the size closest to your actual size. |
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Measure the distance from inseam to inseam of the shoulder on a comfortable fitting, non-stretch shirt or your desired width. 
Holding your arm straight out, measure from the edge of your shoulder (shirt seam) towards your finger tips. Measure to the desired length of your sleeve.
PLEASE NOTE: A long kimono sleeve would often reach the center of your palm.
Measure from the top of your arm, straight down to the desired length you would like your sleeve to hang.
PLEASE NOTE: You are measuring width and NOT circumference.
Under your armpits, measure the circumference at the widest part of your chest.
Measure the circumference around your waist.
Measure from the back of the neck, level with the shoulder, down the spine 20 cm below your waist (belt line) or the length you wish.
PLEASE NOTE: Follow the contour of your body.
The Haori Sodetsukibaori (Samurai Jacket with Sleeves), also known as the Medium Haori, is an authentic traditional Japanese jacket historically worn as formal outerwear by samurai. This garment, commonly worn over a juban shitagi (under-kimono), reflects a refined style emblematic of Japan’s feudal Sengoku and Edo periods. Typically, the Haori Sodetsukibaori was worn at both casual and formal events, signifying the wearer’s status and social rank within the samurai class.
Characterized by its full sleeves and formal construction, this traditional samurai jacket is closed at the front by a delicate odoshi (lace or tie), secured through small loops on the lapels. In the Sengoku era, samurai favored simpler designs and primarily used the traditional odoshi cord for closure. During the Edo period, the jacket became more elaborate and could be secured either with the traditional odoshi cord or an alternative clasp, adapting to evolving fashion trends among samurai nobility.
Distinct from the sleeveless jinbaori (samurai vest) worn over armor, the Haori Sodetsukibaori was commonly reserved for ceremonial wear or everyday use outside of battle. Additionally, it is different from the Haori Yoroi (armored jacket) specifically designed for use with armor.
Historically, during the Edo period, an adapted haori was developed for the ashigaru (foot soldiers), featuring discreet exterior materials paired with comfortable silk lining—preserving formality while ensuring discretion and practicality.
Iron Mountain Armory meticulously handcrafts each Haori Sodetsukibaori, offering customizable options suitable for both the Sengoku and Edo samurai styles, as well as future options for Edo-period ashigaru attire. Our Sengoku-style jackets utilize authentic asa (hemp linen), traditionally tied closed with odoshi cords, while Edo-style jackets offer either an odoshi cord or a button and loop closure. The reversible option allows for an elegant silk interior, adding both comfort and style to your traditional attire.
Our historically authentic samurai jackets are featured prominently in internationally acclaimed productions, including the Netflix and Smithsonian Channel docudrama, “Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan,” further highlighting their exceptional quality and authenticity.
Ordering Tips: Please provide precise measurements for optimal fitting. Minor adjustments may be made by our seamstress to achieve an authentic traditional look and feel.
Product Crafting Time: As this garment is expertly handcrafted by our experienced seamstress, please allow Iron Mountain Armory at least 5 to 8 days to process and carefully craft your Haori Sodetsukibaori. Processing and crafting times are average estimates and may vary depending on current demand and previously placed orders.
The Haori Sodetsukibaori (Samurai Jacket with Sleeves), also known as the Medium Haori, is an authentic traditional Japanese jacket historically worn as formal outerwear by samurai. This garment, commonly worn over a juban shitagi (under-kimono), reflects a refined style emblematic of Japan’s feudal Sengoku and Edo periods. Typically, the Haori Sodetsukibaori was worn at both casual and formal events, signifying the wearer’s status and social rank within the samurai class.
Characterized by its full sleeves and formal construction, this traditional samurai jacket is closed at the front by a delicate odoshi (lace or tie), secured through small loops on the lapels. In the Sengoku era, samurai favored simpler designs and primarily used the traditional odoshi cord for closure. During the Edo period, the jacket became more elaborate and could be secured either with the traditional odoshi cord or an alternative clasp, adapting to evolving fashion trends among samurai nobility.
Distinct from the sleeveless jinbaori (samurai vest) worn over armor, the Haori Sodetsukibaori was commonly reserved for ceremonial wear or everyday use outside of battle. Additionally, it is different from the Haori Yoroi (armored jacket) specifically designed for use with armor.
Historically, during the Edo period, an adapted haori was developed for the ashigaru (foot soldiers), featuring discreet exterior materials paired with comfortable silk lining—preserving formality while ensuring discretion and practicality.
Iron Mountain Armory meticulously handcrafts each Haori Sodetsukibaori, offering customizable options suitable for both the Sengoku and Edo samurai styles, as well as future options for Edo-period ashigaru attire. Our Sengoku-style jackets utilize authentic asa (hemp linen), traditionally tied closed with odoshi cords, while Edo-style jackets offer either an odoshi cord or a button and loop closure. The reversible option allows for an elegant silk interior, adding both comfort and style to your traditional attire.
Our historically authentic samurai jackets are featured prominently in internationally acclaimed productions, including the Netflix and Smithsonian Channel docudrama, “Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan,” further highlighting their exceptional quality and authenticity.
Ordering Tips: Please provide precise measurements for optimal fitting. Minor adjustments may be made by our seamstress to achieve an authentic traditional look and feel.
Product Crafting Time: As this garment is expertly handcrafted by our experienced seamstress, please allow Iron Mountain Armory at least 5 to 8 days to process and carefully craft your Haori Sodetsukibaori. Processing and crafting times are average estimates and may vary depending on current demand and previously placed orders.
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
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| Dimensions | 38 × 38 × 8 cm |
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