Hemp Haori Long Shirt
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Mittan Hemp Haori
This wide-collared haori jacket from Mittan is crafted entirely from high-quality hemp. Woven with fine hemp threads in both warp and weft, the fabric is denser and softer than typical hemp textiles. Its unique weave gives it a cooling sensation on the skin—perfect for warm climates—while aging gracefully to feel more like cotton over time.
Size & Fit
The haori features a big silhouette with generous armholes and a flowing cut, making it ideal for layering or wearing as a light outer garment. The reversible design, wide front collar, and separate waist string allow for customizable styling. Tightening the waist and front seam creates a windproof, robe-like effect inspired by Bhutanese or Mongolian garments.
Features & Specifications
- Outer fabric: 100% Hemp
- Dense, high-quality weave using fine-count hemp threads
- Reversible design with a wide collar and adjustable front seam
- Includes pockets on both sides and a separate waist string
- Cool touch fabric that remains breathable and comfortable through summer
- Not tied to a specific traditional style—adaptable silhouette
- Natural variations in thread and texture for artisanal character
Care Instructions
- Dry clean with gentle detergent
- Dry in the shade to prevent fading
- Avoid wearing with light-colored garments to prevent color transfer
- Natural knots and unevenness are part of the textile’s character
- Do not pull on knots to avoid breakage and holes
Note: Due to natural materials and post-production dyeing, slight variations in color and size may occur. The garment softens beautifully over time, aging into a cotton-like texture while maintaining hemp’s signature cooling feel.
Model Info
- Model information not provided
Editor's Note
- A modern interpretation of heritage design with functional versatility
- Perfect as a light summer coat or layering piece in transitional weather
- Pairs well with both minimal and ethnic-inspired styling
- Embrace the aging of hemp—each wear enhances comfort and character
Craftsmanship lies at the heart of 11.11 / eleven eleven. Renowned for its use of indigenous cotton and 100% natural dyes, the label uses heritage techniques such as hand spinning, hand loom weaving, hand painting, miniature tie-dyeing, and quilting. The label maintains its unique handmade vision by departing from mainstream manufacturing, producing small batch slow-made clothing in collaboration with groups of artisans located all across India. Each season the brand dissolves distinctions between geographic and gender boundaries - the looks are safe for the skin and transitions seamlessly between cultures from day to evening wear. Expect to see relaxed silhouettes with a sartorial touch that echo the brand’s ‘seed to stitch’ philosophy.
The communities at the foundation of our value chain are custodians of living traditions and are essential to this moment in time. Many of the rurally located Artisans we collaborate with already work from home - their spinning wheel, loom and kitchen activities happen in the same space - equipment might extend to the porch or a roof terrace. Family members often work as a team in charge of different operations. Many grow their own food and co-exist with animals. These craft communities located in remote areas have some of the smallest carbon foot prints on the planet. This self-sufficient model has never felt more inspiring or relevant as a model for living.
The moment we put on clothing there is a shift from being an individual to an interconnected member of society - cloth connects our bodies & minds to a team of makers that brings each garment to life. The materiality connects us to the environment & where we stand in relationship to it. The ingredients engaged in our natural dyes are indigenous- safe for skin & the planet - after the dyeing process is complete the nitrogen rich water & organic matter are used for fertilizing local crops. The process' promotes team work / cooperation between Men & Women from various traditions of Faith.
Making clothes has the potential to incentivize social cohesion and shift impact from being exploitative and culturally degenerative to being regenerative with a focus on reclaiming culture and recovery.
11.11 / eleven eleven is the pret label of the parent company CellDSGN Pvt. Ltd. whose design vision and marketing initiatives are spearheaded by : Mia Morikawa, Graphic Design graduate from Central Saint Martin’s University of the Arts, London & Shani Himanshu, Master’s in Fashion Design from Domus Academy, Milan.
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Inspired by the enduring histories of global garments and textiles, MITTAN offers a modern take on ethnic clothing
