Hakama Aikido TAKAYANAGI  Tetron Soft - Dark blue

Tetron fabric: 65% polyester, 35% viscose

High Quality Tetron Hakama Aikido, very easy to treat, suitable for daily trainings. Breathable and quick-drying fabric. This hakama is for all levels.

Hakama Aikido Tetron with the brand AIKIKAI

Dark blue/Black

Tetron fabric: 65% polyester, 35% viscose

High Quality Tetron Hakama Aikido, very easy to treat, suitable for daily trainings.

Breathable and quick-drying fabric. This hakama is for all levels.

Aikido Hakama Iwata-High Quality Polyester A

Fabric Tetron: 65% viscose  35% polyester

Dark blue /Black

Very good hakama for training: easy to care, the folds remain even after training and laundry.

*Due to the large number of orders, production was significantly delayed.
Production of the current hakama is expected to take approximately two months.

Aikido Hakama White -High Quality Polyester A, Iwata

Tetron fabric: 65% viscose  35% polyester

For beginners to high graded people

The Best Hakama for training! Very easy to care, the folds remain after training and laundry.

IWATA Hakama Aikido high Quality Tetron -polyester-B

High Quality Tetron : polyester 65%, viscose  35%

Thicker and heavier than Hakama polyester A, very soft and smooth.

*Due to the large number of orders, production was significantly delayed.
Production of the current hakama is expected to take approximately two months.

Top Quality Indigo Cotton Aikido Hakama Iwata-  # 10000 - 5H

100% high quality dyed cotton

For intermediate or high level practitioners (instructors, sensei) already familiar with Tetron Hakama

*Due to the large number of orders, production was significantly delayed.
Production of the current hakama is expected to take approximately two months.

Tetron of High Quality Linen

The lightest in Iwata and very breathable and quick-drying

The fabric of HAKAMA LINEN is mixed with linen.
Linen is solid, light, airy. Ideal for the hot country.

High Quality Tetron : polyester and linen

*Due to the large number of orders, production was significantly delayed.
Production of the current hakama is expected to take approximately two months.