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Japanese Wide-Leg Pleated Pants & Hakama Trousers
Designed for shoppers seeking architectural volume without tie-strap complexity, this edit groups tailored hakama trousers and extra-wide pleated pants in black, charcoal, stone grey, olive charcoal, midnight indigo, espresso brown, plum and natural ecru.
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20% OFFChoosing wide-leg pleated pants
Hakama trousers use deeper, structured front pleats and wider divided leg panels inspired by traditional Japanese hakama while keeping a modern trouser waistband for straightforward everyday wear.
Compare waist, hip, rise, outseam and inside leg in the S–XXL garment measurement chart on each product page.
Need help comparing designs? Read the hakama guide, check how to measure for fit, or ask about a specific product.
Guides for wide-leg pleated pants
- Cotton Hakama vs Tetron: Which Fabric to ChooseA cotton hakama is generally heavier, softer and more traditional than a tetron one, but it needs more care: pleats must be folded after each wear and indigo cotton fades and can rub off. Tetron, a polyester blend, is usually lighter, dries faster and holds its pleats with less work.
- Hakama Pants for Women: How to Choose and StyleHakama pants for women are wide, pleated trousers based on the Japanese hakama. The main styles are divided-leg umanori cuts, skirt-like andon shapes, cropped high-waist pairs and long flowing pleats. Choose by waist height and length, then balance the volume with a fitted or tucked top.
- Traditional Japanese Clothing for Women: A GuideTraditional Japanese clothing for women centres on the kimono, which comes in levels of formality such as the long-sleeved furisode, the homongi and the tomesode. The yukata is a light summer robe. A hakama is worn over a kimono for graduations and ceremonies, and in some martial arts.