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Haori, Shibori with Petal Design & Handpainted Lining--SOLD $160.00	Haori, Silk--Olive green with Woven Design $78.00	Lavendar with Berries Haori $95.00	Village Life Haori $79.00
Stenciled Geometrics in Brown Haori $65.00	Snow Splatter Haori $62.00	Burnt Orange Haori with Mums & Bamboo--SOLD No Price	Impressionist Flowers Haori $75.00
Red Shibori Haori $155.00	Gray Stones Haori $60.00	Black Haori with Crested Waves $125.00	Navy Haori with Small Shibori $88.00
Auspicious Flowers Haori $47.00	Gray & Red Michiyuki $78.00	Dusty Blue Haori with Star Floral Pattern $65.00	Black Haori with Floral Lacquered Thread Embroidery and Crest $145.00
Haori--Black with Long Pink & Blue Leaves $68.00	Persimmon Haori with Plum Blossoms $95.00	Haori--Black with Black Lacquered Landscape $80.00	Haori--Black with Metallic Gold Pottery $125.00
Pale Pink Haori with Purple Leaves $75.00	Spring Green Haori with Flowers $45.00	Sea Foam Green Haori with Gold and Blue Metallic Threads $50.00	Shimmering Olive Green Haori $75.00
Plum & Gray Marbled Haori $70.00	Haori with Forest Green Pine Branches $115.00	Haori, Casual--Blue with Pink to Purple Flowers $30.00	Black Haori with Brown Leaves and Flowers $130.00
Black Haori with Crane Weave with Mon (Ine) $85.00	Cream Haori with Pink Faux Batik and Floral Design $55.00	Haori, Casual--Pink with Faux Batik $42.00	Haori, Black Silk with Metallic Design $105.00
Casual Dark Blue Haori with Colorful Florals $45.00	Haori, Black with Woven Blue & Gray Clouds $72.00	Haori, Black with Metallic Woven Countryside Motif $82.00	Michiyuki--Red Synthetic--SOLD $50.00

It sure rained a lot in the movie, Memoirs of a Geisha! The women in the movie wore jackets over their kimono and obi for warmth and protection for their pretty outfits. Haori are light jackets that go over a full length kimono. Originally, they were only worn by men with loose pants called hakama. In modern times they are worn as jackets over kimono or Western clothing or sometimes as a blouse (as a Western adaptation). These jackets may be worn open or tied with special cords called haori himo. Check out our collection of cords in Accessories and Decor.

Michiyuki are also a type of light coat, usually longer and with a button or snap closure. They may have a traditional square neckline or a scalloped collar.      

Haori and michiyuki are very wearable and practical alternatives to kimono for just a touch of Eastern style in decoration and fashion. In Style and Lucky magazines have featured pages on how to wear haori in recent issues. A black one or a long one would be quite formal with a straight skirt or boot cut slacks. A colored haori looks great with white tank or t-shirt and khakis or jeans.