Layered Hakama Pants with Ink-Print Panel – Unisex Japanese Streetwear Trousers

This is the hakama pant taken further. Where traditional hakama relies on a single wide silhouette, this piece builds on that foundation with a double-layer construction — a full asymmetric outer skirt that drapes and moves independently over wide-leg inner trousers. The result is something that shifts with every step: structured from the front, fluid in motion.

The defining detail is the ink-print panel — a vertical strip of abstract black-and-white print, positioned off-centre to interrupt the all-black silhouette with deliberate tension. It reads like a fragment of Japanese ink wash painting dropped into a contemporary dark avant-garde outfit. Intentional. Unresolved. Exactly right.

Cut from cotton with an elasticated waistband, the fit is relaxed and unisex — built for layering into a full avant-garde look or worn alone as the centrepiece. This is Japanese streetwear for men and women who treat getting dressed as a considered act.

Details

• Fabric: Cotton
• Construction: Double-layer — asymmetric draped outer panel over wide-leg inner trouser
• Waistband: Elasticated for comfort and fit
• Detail: Contrast ink-print fabric panel
• Fit: Wide leg, relaxed unisex cut
• Care: Cold wash, hang dry

Size guide

Asian sizing runs 1–2 sizes smaller than European and American sizing. If you are between sizes, size up. Measurements are in cm and may vary by 2–3cm due to manual measurement.

Style notes

Pairs naturally with an oversized black tee or structured cropped jacket. The asymmetric drape means the front and side views read completely differently — wear it with that in mind. Ground it with chunky boots to match the weight of the silhouette.