Happi Coat 'Tora Sakura'

The happi coat where a tiger prowls through pink blossom Power and beauty rarely share a frame this well. The tora-sakura happi coat sets a vivid orange tiger mid-prowl across the back, surrounded by pink cherry blossom and curling golden clouds. The fierce and the delicate, side by side — the tiger's strength softened by the sakura, the whole thing glowing against black. It's the colour contrast that lands. The hot orange tiger, the soft pink blossom and the warm gold clouds all blaze against the dark ground, rich and saturated. The composition runs across the back and floods one wide sleeve in gold and pink, so the print feels generous and immersive rather than stranded in one spot. As an open happi coat it's built to drape and hang loose, with no fastening to break it up. The light, firmly woven fabric keeps a clean line, the wide three-quarter sleeves hold the kimono silhouette, and worn open the tiger-and-blossom scene frames your base layer in full colour. It's a layer made to be looked at. With a print this rich, simplicity underneath is key. A plain black or white tee and dark trousers let the tiger and sakura be the whole event, and the black ground keeps it grounded over streetwear. It's the piece for someone who wants strength and beauty at once — a tiger with a soft side. This is for the person who wants a bold, colourful tiger softened by cherry blossom — power and beauty together — on an easy open layer. Wear it open over a plain tee with dark trousers and trainers. The free-size cut sits true to size with a relaxed, open drape. Type: Open happi coat (long kimono jacket) Material: Light, firmly woven fabric with a clean drape Pattern: Back print — orange tiger with sakura and gold clouds on black Sleeves: Wide three-quarter kimono sleeves Fit: Open-front, relaxed unisex cut — worn loose as a layer Sizing: Generous, free-size cut — true to size, with an easy drape over a tee Colour: Black with orange, pink and gold Wear it with: Plain black or white tee, dark trousers, trainers