In the Japanese culture, the Inu Hariko are considered good luck charms, traditionally used to ward off evil spirits and safeguard health, particularly for children and expectant mothers. The decorative patterns are not merely ornamental but are believed to repel malevolent forces. Protection:Inu Hariko are primarily considered watchdogs that guard families from misfortune and evil spirits.
This cozy midweight hoodie carries a quiet, playful charm — a soft gray canvas with a small, retro-styled dog illustration at center chest. The artwork feels hand-drawn and nostalgic, like a lucky talisman you’d wear on slow mornings or while wandering a neighborhood market. The dropped shoulders and relaxed cut make it feel lived-in from the first wear. Pockets warm your hands; the lined two-piece hood tucks in like a nest against wind. Thoughtful, socially conscious production (OEKO-TEX, FLA and WRAP partners) adds comfort you can feel as much as see. Slip it on with jeans or joggers and let the gentle, whimsical design do the talking at casual meetups, weekend dog walks, or quiet afternoons at a local café.
Product features - 2-piece jersey-lined hood for extra warmth and clean look - Relaxed dropped shoulders for a comfortable, laid-back fit - Front pouch pocket for hand warmth and small storage - Medium-heavy 8.4 oz fabric blend with soft cotton face (varies by color) - Made with OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and produced in FLA/WRAP-partnered facilities
Care instructions - Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F), gentle cycle - Non-chlorine: bleach as needed - Tumble dry: low heat - Iron, steam or dry: low heat - Do not dryclean
