Mittan Hemp Haori
This wide-collared haori jacket from Mittan is crafted entirely from high-quality hemp. Woven with fine hemp threads in both warp and weft, the fabric is denser and softer than typical hemp textiles. Its unique weave gives it a cooling sensation on the skin—perfect for warm climates—while aging gracefully to feel more like cotton over time.
Size & Fit
The haori features a big silhouette with generous armholes and a flowing cut, making it ideal for layering or wearing as a light outer garment. The reversible design, wide front collar, and separate waist string allow for customizable styling. Tightening the waist and front seam creates a windproof, robe-like effect inspired by Bhutanese or Mongolian garments.
Features & Specifications
- Outer fabric: 100% Hemp
- Dense, high-quality weave using fine-count hemp threads
- Reversible design with a wide collar and adjustable front seam
- Includes pockets on both sides and a separate waist string
- Cool touch fabric that remains breathable and comfortable through summer
- Not tied to a specific traditional style—adaptable silhouette
- Natural variations in thread and texture for artisanal character
Care Instructions
- Dry clean with gentle detergent
- Dry in the shade to prevent fading
- Avoid wearing with light-colored garments to prevent color transfer
- Natural knots and unevenness are part of the textile’s character
- Do not pull on knots to avoid breakage and holes
Note: Due to natural materials and post-production dyeing, slight variations in color and size may occur. The garment softens beautifully over time, aging into a cotton-like texture while maintaining hemp’s signature cooling feel.
Model Info
- Model information not provided
Editor’s Note
- A modern interpretation of heritage design with functional versatility
- Perfect as a light summer coat or layering piece in transitional weather
- Pairs well with both minimal and ethnic-inspired styling
- Embrace the aging of hemp—each wear enhances comfort and character

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