Happi Tokyo Cherry Blossom and Wave Festival Coat

We refer to them as festival coats because they are usually worn by participants in Japan's matsuri folk festivals but happi have other functions, with the most common that of a livery coat for all kinds of businesses or organizations. But you don't need to belong to any of these groups to want a happi: comfortable and usually visually spectacular, the Happi Tokyo Cherry Blossom and Wave Festival Coat is a great way to honor and celebrate Edo period (1600-1868) culture.

The designers of the Happi Tokyo Cherry Blossom and Wave Festival Coat have used two of the most representative Japanese patterns to decorate this splendid coat: sakura (cherry blossom) flowers in magenta and white, and the wave from Hokusai's legendary painting Great Wave off Kanagawa, set against a black background, itself adorned with an Edo-period shippo "seven treasures" pattern that also looks like flower petals or stars. The result, coming in one size that fits anyone between 155 and 190 cm (5-6.2 ft) tall, is truly impressive and defies all the stereotypes about how understated Japanese style is!

Specs and Features:

• One size
• Dimensions (length x width x sleeve width x cuff x collar width): 82 x 64 x 36 x 36 x 6 cm (32.3 x 25.2 x 14.2 x 14.2 x 2.4")
• For heights: 155-190 cm (5-6.2 ft)
• Material: 100% polyester