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Authentic Japanese Streetwear Inspired by Tokyo

Wear Japan, Live the Style

Japanese Urban Wear

T-shirts inspired by ukiyo-e prints, made of cotton that won’t shrink. Hoodies borrowing the silhouette of traditional haori, yet keeping the comfort of everyday wear. Japanstreet brings you Japanese streetwear that feels like real Tokyo: oversized fits, bold cuts, and details that tell a story.

Contemporary Japanese fashion, straight from the source.

Japanese-Inspired Men’s Clothing

For men who mix jeans with a kimono jacket effortlessly. For those who prefer a sukajan bomber embroidered like the pilots’ jackets of the 50s, but cut for today like a modern bomber. Japanstreet brings you Japanese men’s fashion that adapts to your lifestyle: hybrid pieces with a unique style made to fit you.

Japanese Women’s Outfits

Kimono jackets for women who love the details but not the rules. Japanese dresses that blend the grace of a geisha with the boldness of a Shibuya girl. A feminine Japanese style without the stereotypes—just versatile pieces that fit your lifestyle. Modern Japanese women’s fashion, reinvented for today.

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It all started in a bar in Koenji, Tokyo—with a worn sukajan and a whiskey served in a chipped glass.

The rest? Let us tell you here.

Japanese Urban Style

Every Tokyo neighborhood has its own vibe. In Shibuya, it’s all about layered outfits. In Harajuku, bold patterns mixed with everyday basics. In Shinjuku, the art of wearing a sukajan as if you had just stolen it from your grandfather’s closet. Our urban looks capture that diversity: modular pieces—thick cotton for winter, light linen for summer—and details that make the difference.

Modern Japanese Traditional Wear, Reimagined

In Japan, kimonos aren’t just for ceremonies. They’re everyday clothing. We took that idea and modernized it—with traditional patterns reworked so they don’t feel like costumes, and cuts adapted to our Western lifestyle. Our haori are inspired by those worn by Edo-era merchants, but redesigned to layer over a hoodie or wear open with a t-shirt.

Because the Japanese fashion we love is the one you can wear, not the one you admire from afar.

Japanese Accessories & Home Décor

Because we believe Japan can be experienced at home too, we’ve curated accessories and objects with soul—pieces that won’t end up forgotten in a drawer. Just meaningful items, like the ones you’d bring back from a real journey.

Who Is Japanese Streetwear For?

Japanstreet is for those who don’t want to choose between tradition and modernity, between elegance and comfort, between yesterday’s Japan and today’s.

For cosplayers tired of costumes that are too cliché or too fragile:

  • A haori realistic enough for a samurai character, yet sturdy enough to survive a convention.
  • A kimono that looks like it came straight from the streets of Kyoto, but made of washable cotton—because cosplay has to last, not just look good in photos.

For city dwellers who mix a kimono with sneakers or a sukajan with jeans:

  • Those who layer a haori over a sweater in winter, or tie an obi over a summer dress.
  • Those who want a unique Japanese look without seeming like they tried too hard.
  • Those who want clothes that adapt to their lifestyle.

For creatives looking for pieces with a story:

  • Patterns inspired by ukiyo-e prints, simplified so they don’t feel like costumes.
  • Materials that age well—like a sukajan that gains character over time, or a kimono that softens with every wash.
  • Details that speak for themselves: embroidery that recalls 1950s pilots, or cuts that evoke Edo-era craftsmen.

For rebels who refuse labels:

  • Those who don’t want to look like everyone else, but don’t need to put on a show either.
  • Those who prefer clothes with soul over brands shouting their logo.
  • Those who like the idea of wearing Japan, without playing a role.

Japanstreet is Japan you can wear—without pretending. Hybrid clothing for unique styles, and for real lives.

Why We’re Not Like Other Japanese Streetwear Stores

We don’t make fashion. We make Japanese streetwear for those who don’t want to look like anyone else—except themselves, only more Japanese. A haori you can wear with jeans. A kimono you can throw in the washing machine. A sukajan that looks like it already has a story (even if it’s brand new). Fabrics that last: thick cotton, strong linen, and reinforced stitching—like the jackets once worn by Shinjuku’s workers.

We don’t sell Japanese fashion because it’s trendy. We sell it because we wore our sneakers through Japan, brought back ideas that left a mark on us—and wanted to share them. Other brands will sell you “traditional Japanese style.” We sell you clothes you can wear to work without looking like you’re in costume, go out at night without looking like a tourist, or chill at home without giving up your style.

Because the Japan we love is the one you can wear, not just admire.
Authentic Japanese streetwear, straight from the source.

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We create hybrid clothing, between Japanese tradition (haori, kimonos, sukajan) and urban streetwear—for those who want to wear Japan without playing a role.

No costumes, no clichés. Just pieces with soul and a modern cut.

Because the Japan we love lives in the streets of Koenji, the bars of Shinjuku, the markets of Asakusa—where grandmothers sell cotton kimonos saying, “It’s not silk, but it’s strong.”

We blended “street” and “Japan” into a name that says it all: Japanese clothing for real life.

We’ll be honest: our clothes aren’t made in Japan (it would be too expensive—and not ethical—for everyday pieces).

But:

  • Our designs are inspired by the streets of Tokyo, the workshops of Kyoto, and the markets of Osaka.
  • Our fabrics are chosen to last—thick cotton, durable linen.
  • Our pieces are made to be worn just like in Japan: a denim kimono, a haori paired with sneakers.

We sell the spirit of Japan, not a “Made in” label.

Most of them, yes—and that’s intentional. In Japan, many pieces are gender-neutral (haori, jinbei, sukajan).

We kept that same philosophy:

  • Loose fits (to suit every body type).
  • Adjustable sizing (belts, cords).
  • Versatile styles (a haori is a haori—no matter who wears it).

Japanese fashion is also about the freedom of not worrying about gender.

Absolutely. Our pieces are designed to be versatile:

  • A haori can serve as the base for a samurai character—or a Japanese student.
  • A sukajan recalls the jackets worn by 1950s pilots (perfect for retro looks).
  • A modern kimono is ideal for cyberpunk-inspired cosplays.

We don’t sell costumes—we sell clothes that can become them.

Of course! Our pieces are made to be personalized:

  • Extra embroidery.
  • Added accessories (belts, badges).
  • Tag us on Instagram (@japanstreetfr) with #MyJapanstreetCosplay—we love seeing your creations!

Because we refuse to make disposable clothing:

  • Durable fabrics (thick cotton, sturdy linen).
  • Timeless cuts (no short-lived trends).
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We do our best:

  • Durable fabrics (cotton, linen, recycled nylon when possible).
  • Recycled packaging (no unnecessary plastic).
  • We’re not perfect: we still use some synthetic materials for certain sukajan—for durability.

We move forward step by step. Our goal: clothes that last, above all.

Because it would cost three times more (and you’d be paying $300 for a t-shirt).

It wouldn’t be ethical for everyday pieces—Japanese labor is expensive, and we don’t want to exploit anyone.

The Japan we love isn’t a label—it’s an inspiration. We prefer accessible, well-made clothing over overpriced “Made in Japan” tags.

Yes. Our pieces are designed to blend into your wardrobe. A haori over a t-shirt, a kimono with jeans, a sukajan over a hoodie—everything is made to adapt, not to impose a look.

We tested our clothes by walking 10 km through Tokyo, drinking in smoky bars, and washing them 50 times. If they hold up there, they’ll hold up anywhere.

No. Because we avoided the clichés—no loud dragons, no tacky cherry blossoms. Our patterns are subtle, our cuts are modern, and our fabrics are neutral.

Send the item back (unworn, unwashed, in its original packaging). We’ll refund you. No questions asked. Because clothing should feel right—not forced.