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Black and white pen and ink drawing by artist Gretchen shields. Man and woman sitting at a sushi bar wearing hapi and haori. Woman standing to their left wearing haori holding a tea pot. Sushi chef stands behind counter wearing Hapi jacket.
Asian woman wearing a purple, black, green, and gold printed Haori standing on a porch.
129 Japanese Hapi & Haori
Photo of back cover of pattern. Shows size and yardage charts, views and descriptions, and fabric suggestions.
Asian woman wearing a purple, black, green, and gold printed Haori - back view with white back ground.
Asian woman wearing a purple, black, green, and gold printed Haori - close up of the sleeve.
Woman wearing hapi jacket with a waist sash tied in front.
Woman wearing a white and blue printed Hapi, belted at the waist.
Young woman standing wearing haori jacket.
Young woman sitting outdoors wearing floral haori jacket
Photo of Tabi socks on seated man and woman. Man is on left and wears tabi socks with flip flop sandals. Woman wears just socks and has flip flops next to her left side.
Black and white pen and ink drawing by artist Gretchen shields. Man and woman sitting at a sushi bar wearing hapi and haori. Woman standing to their left wearing haori holding a tea pot. Sushi chef stands behind counter wearing Hapi jacket.
Asian woman wearing a purple, black, green, and gold printed Haori standing on a porch.
129 Japanese Hapi & Haori
Photo of back cover of pattern. Shows size and yardage charts, views and descriptions, and fabric suggestions.
Asian woman wearing a purple, black, green, and gold printed Haori - back view with white back ground.
Asian woman wearing a purple, black, green, and gold printed Haori - close up of the sleeve.
Woman wearing hapi jacket with a waist sash tied in front.
Woman wearing a white and blue printed Hapi, belted at the waist.
Young woman standing wearing haori jacket.
Young woman sitting outdoors wearing floral haori jacket
Photo of Tabi socks on seated man and woman. Man is on left and wears tabi socks with flip flop sandals. Woman wears just socks and has flip flops next to her left side.

129 Japanese Hapi & Haori

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Misses 6-20 (Hapi & Haori); Men's 34-44 (Hapi).

Elegant and simple sewing patterns for two outer garments, the Haori and Hapi, as well as Tabi socks.

Our Haori pattern is a thigh-length lined jacket which is sized for women. It has a straight front opening and a finished neckband which extends to the hem. Deep elbow-length curved sleeves are open next to the body. The front and back are cut with no shoulder seam; there is a narrow side panel below the underarm opening.

The Hapi is a shopcoat traditionally worn by storekeepers, craftsmen, and firemen over western-style clothing. It is sized for both men and women. Simple rectangles form the body, sleeves, neckband, and shoulder reinforcement for this unlined, fingertip-length garment.

Simple rectangular shapes are great for inventive color and texture combinations. This pattern includes silk screen fabric painting techniques and designs. A pattern for the tabi, the traditional split-toe slipper socks, is included.

Suggested fabrics: For the Hapi, choose light to medium-weight soft or crisp cottons or blends; silks with body such as noil or shantung; linen; wool. For the Haori, choose light to medium-weight soft fabrics with drape such as silk, rayon, or blends. For the Tabi, choose medium-weight cotton or blends. Fabrics with nap, pile, or one-way design are not suitable for either jacket.

Yardage chart (.pdf)


This pattern is available as a Paper pattern and PDF pattern. Choose the
pattern format you want in the drop down menu. The PDF pattern has instructions and files for copy shop (36” and A0), print at home (A4 and 8.5”x11”)

 

LEARN MORE: 

  • Sewing Tip:  Note that the hem edge curves slightly downward in the front and hangs nearly 2" longer at center front than center back. Some of the drawings show the front hem to be straight across, but this is not accurate.
  • Also, if adding a design to the neckband of the Hapi, the design needs to between the seam allowance and the second fold (not between the first and second folds as indicated on some older pattern pieces).
  • How she made it: a patchwork Kuna Hapi made by a talented customer.
  • Basic information about the Haori and Hapi.

 


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