Ink on the inside. Edge on the outside. The Onmitsu is a coat built from Japanese denim — structured, considered, and quietly unyielding. Its silhouette is long and commanding, falling to the ankle with the kind of presence that doesn't ask for attention but receives it.

The front opening carries raw, frayed edges — denim that has been cut and left to speak for itself, utilitarian in origin, deliberate in result. Snap buttons close fast and clean. A mandarin collar sits high against the neck. Deep angled pockets disappear into the side seams, hands ready. 

The cotton-spandex denim has just enough stretch to move with the body — structured enough to hold its shape through a long day, comfortable enough to wear across a long journey. It is, at its core, a coat for going somewhere.

Open it, and the lining reveals the Buddhist passage carried throughout the Tatu collection:

Long before memory, the light already was. Not awakened, but always present. Namu — the soul returning to what it never left.

Something private, worn against the body. Known only to the wearer.

• Japanese cotton / spandex denim
• Raw and frayed edge detail on front opening
• Snap button closure
• Mandarin collar
• Deep angled side pockets
• Full-length maxi silhouette
• Buddhist calligraphy lining
• Structured yet comfortable fit
• Trans-seasonal, ideal for travel

*Model is 181cm, wearing a size S. Styled with Tatu High Neck, Kusa Long Vest, Tatu Tights and Kusa Skirt.

*Measurements in CM.