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Traditional-Style Hakama: Umanori & Andon

Traditional-style hakama can have separate trouser legs or an undivided skirt shape. This edit puts those constructions together so you can compare them directly. Fabric names in a product title do not confirm composition or dyeing method; use the verified specification on the individual listing.

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Choosing traditional hakama

Umanori is a divided-leg form; Andon is undivided and skirt-like. The broad pleats can make the two look similar in a front view, so check the stated construction rather than relying on a photograph.

Compare waist and length measurements for the exact product before ordering. Size labels alone do not establish fit. Where measurements or fibre details are missing, contact us to confirm them.

Need help comparing designs? Read the hakama guide, check how to measure for fit, or ask about a specific product.