Happi coats are straight-laced Japanese coat that usually made from cotton and often come in varying shades of brown and indigo. The first happi coats often represented a family crest or coat of arms and was worn by house servants. The crests of symbols of shops or organizations superseded family based happi coats over time. During the Edo period, even firefighters wore happi coats emblazoned with the firehouse or group they were associated with.

Today, happi coats are often worn during Japanese festivals. These new-age happi are often emblazoned with kanji characters and can be worn over a t-shirt with shorts or pants. Our varied selection of happi coats come in a number of different sizes, colors, and design patterns. Find one that suits your personality and while you’re here, take a look at Asian footwear and other fashion accessories.