This is a pair of formal hakama for a man. Learn more about this type of garment below. 

Simple lines make a strong statement in this man's skirt-style hakama, woven with exceptionally narrow stripes in understated brown and gray that emphasize the crisp pleats and create a refined, almost pinstriped effect. At the back is a plastic hakama-dome, or hera, a small rigid tab designed to tuck into the obi and help anchor the hakama securely in place.

36" Length

Hakama are traditional Japanese garments worn over a kimono, recognized for their wide, flowing shape and distinctive pleats. There are two main styles: pants style, which are constructed like very wide-legged pants, and skirt style, which have a continuous, skirt-like, undivided shape. Both styles create a similar graceful silhouette when worn and have historically been used for formal dress, ceremonies, martial arts, and other traditional occasions.