HAORIHAKAMA is a set that includes a haori jacket and hakama pants made using denim from Okayama. Each item is carefully crafted by artisans who have trained at denim factories in Kojima, Okayama Prefecture, and the details use old obi belts, making each one a unique original product. Additionally, the embroidery is finished at a traditional Ryukyu embroidery factory in Okinawa. oddsonjapan co.,ltd is a retail business that focuses on an apparel brand shop, founded in the year 2000, and its products are all original plans. It is positioned as a brand that resonates with Harajuku’s lolita fashion, punk fashion, and Japanese anime subculture. In Okinawa, where the representative is originally from, the daughter and her husband took over a small tailoring shop run by her parents and established a small factory brand utilizing their training experience at a denim factory in Kojima, Okayama. As their first signature piece, they planned and produced an item that arranges the traditional haori hakama in a punk style, with a focus on Okinawan details, aiming to revitalize the commercial street of their hometown, which had lost its vibrancy. The denim fabric is dyed and produced in Kojima, Okayama Prefecture, and experienced craftsmen finish it carefully under the Okinawan sky. Additionally, using old obi belts means that every product is one-of-a-kind. This product, inspired by the historical haori hakama, not only has a unique design connected to lolita fashion and Japanese anime subculture but also has versatility that can be used by a wide range of people. Using denim material, it is excellent in functionality and durability, such as ease of wearing and comfort. Gintengai, located at Koza Crossroads in Okinawa City, Okinawa Prefecture, was a bustling downtown area shortly after the war but is currently deserted. However, feeling a nostalgic charm in this scenery, a small factory was built. The piece being submitted this time is the first one created at this small factory and is a product made with care.

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