Traditional Tattsuke-Bakama (Samurai Pants)

Description

Awaken Your Warrior Spirit with Authentic Samurai Attire!

Iron Mountain Armory’s Tattsuke Bakama are meticulously crafted based on the authentic pants worn by samurai during Japan’s Sengoku and Edo eras (1467 – 1868). Known for historical accuracy, superior quality, and practicality, these traditional pants offer an economical choice for enthusiasts looking to embody authentic samurai style.

The Tattsuke Bakama features kyahan (leggings with straps) seamlessly integrated below the knee, an essential design for samurai needing both mobility and protection. Strategic slits along the thigh and behind the calf ensure exceptional comfort and flexibility, crucial for martial arts, rigorous training, and battlefield scenarios. The distinctive baggy overhang above the knee balloons comfortably and securely ties around the shin, keeping your suneate (shin armor) firmly in place and preventing snags while moving through dense terrain.

Era-Specific Material Options:

• Muromachi/Sengoku Era: Crafted from robust natural hemp linen, providing unmatched durability and historical accuracy for rigorous training and reenactments.
• Edo Era: Offers comfortable and luxurious cotton or art silk fabrics reflecting the peaceful and prosperous period, ideal for formal occasions and casual comfort.

Customization & Sizing:

At Iron Mountain Armory, we offer fully customizable sizing and materials to create Tattsuke Bakama tailored uniquely to you. Our attention to detail ensures the perfect fit, enhancing both comfort and authenticity. For clear instructions on custom sizing, please click the “?” next to each sizing option.

Versatile Usage:

Our traditional Tattsuke Bakama are not only cherished by historical reenactors and martial artists but also favored among taiko drummers, yobidashi (sumo announcers), and modern shinobi. These iconic pants have been featured in numerous films, documentaries, and TV series, including Netflix and Smithsonian Channel’s acclaimed docudrama, “Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan.”

How to Wear:

Secure your Tattsuke Bakama with four himo (straps)—two long himo attached at the front and two shorter himo attached at the back. Wrap the front himo around your back and tie them under the front panel. The rear himo should wrap around the front straps and tie securely under the pants, concealing the straps to prevent interference during combat or intense activity.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Authentic Tattsuke Bakama Design: Historically accurate with integrated kyahan.
• Customizable Fit: Full sizing and material customization options.
• Durable & Comfortable: Hemp linen for rugged use or soft cotton/silk for refined elegance.
• Enhanced Mobility: Thigh and calf slits ensure maximum flexibility.

Suggestion:

Consider acquiring both styles—the robust Muromachi/Sengoku Era bakama for intense training, and the luxurious Edo Era bakama for refined occasions.

Product Crafting Time: Please allow our dedicated seamstress at Iron Mountain Armory an average of 5 to 8 days for the meticulous processing and crafting of your Tattsuke Bakama. This timeframe includes careful attention to detail and order preparation.

Accessories:

• Hikitate Eboshi – Add a traditional cloth hat to your order, traditionally worn by Samurai
• Sarashi Belt – A traditional long cotton belt, used by Samurai to to secure their katana
• Waraji Sandals – Bamboo straw sandals commonly used by samurai
• Waraji-Gake – Traditional type of Japanese sock that is to be worn together with the Waraji sandals
• Tabi Socks – Two toe section sock for use with sandals
• Yugake – Traditional samurai gloves

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References: Wikipedia  /  In the Dojo: A Guide to the Rituals and Etiquette of the Japanese Martial Arts