"Pattern" for Pants-type Hakama

Sample

The product is PDF format, but these are sample images.

Q & A

Please feel free to email info@wkimono.tokyo for inquiry and request before and after purchase.
Basially I reply within 1 to 2 days.

What material should be used for a hakama?: Regarding the fabric for hakama, silk or polyester are the materials most commonly used in Japan today.
While cotton is also used, it tends to wrinkle easily, creating the impression that ironing it after every use is a hassle.
Ideally, the fabric should be crisp and structured rather than stretchy.
If it is too thin, it looks flimsy; if it is too thick, it becomes heavy and restricts movement. A medium weight is best.
I'm 135 cm tall, right between sizes 130 and 140. How should I choose the right size?: Please measure the length from your waist bone to your ankle bone.
Hakama size is determined by this length for two main reasons:

The waist straps (himo) are tied just below the waist bone.

The bottom hem of the hakama should rest right around the ankle bone.

Comparing this measured length with the finished length of the hakama will help you select the most precise fit.
Lines are thick. Where in this line is correct, inside, center, outside? I'm going to use it by tracing it.: Center is correct. Theoretically correct position is center, and that's magnified. Strictly speaking, inside and outside are wrong.
Why should I sew both of pater pattern and fabric instead of tracing lines to fabric?: The target of this paper patter is beginners without experience. For experienced users, please use this paper pattern as you prefer such as tracing lines on your own.
I have no experience of sewing. Can I do that?: Yes. This pattern was made for beginners. Please contact me if you face a problem or have a question while making. info@wkimono.tokyo.
I am too tall / small / thin / big. How can I change the pattern?: You could purchase this Customized Pattern. If your body doesn't fit the size table of S to L, you can customize and change the pattern. Please email info@wkimono.tokyo to tell your preferred size, or consult how you customize it.
The size chart doesn't have a size that fits me (such as 3L or a roomier fit). Can you make one?: Yes, we can! We also accept requests for sizes not listed in the chart, such as 3L or LL_wide (wider fit). Please feel free to email info@wkimono.tokyo before purchase with your measurements or preferred fit.
I'm a beginner at sewing. Can I really make this myself?: It's completely natural to feel nervous about making a kimono or hakama for the first time! However, traditional Japanese garments—especially Andon Hakama (skirt-style hakama)—are actually very beginner-friendly for a few reasons:

- Mostly Straight Seams: Unlike Western clothing, Japanese traditional wear features mostly straight lines. All you need to do is follow the step-by-step instructions and sew straight and zigzag stitches. Before you know it, it all comes together!

- Clear Fold Lines: The pattern includes marked fold lines, so you can fold the pleats easily without second-guessing.

In fact, one of our customers who made a Haori (jacket) using our pattern mentioned, "I just followed along with the video, and it actually came together even before I fully understood the whole structure!"

Once you complete your first piece and see how the process works, any anxiety will vanish for your next project. Plus, if you ever run into any issues while sewing, we're always here to help and answer your questions. Give it a try with confidence!

Tricks of printing

Be careful of the following points to print out in a correct size.

Windows

Gray scale printing.
Actual Size
Vertical
Size A4

Macintosh

This shop has no Macintosh environment and this is based on Apple company's help, and is the result that the customer tested.
According to https://support.apple.com/ja-jp/guide/mac-help/mh26678/mac,
it seems to print our in the size closest to the actual size when set 100% size.
Paper size is A4.

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