"Hajikkaki" — Ozuki Tee

Hajikkaki comes from the Bakemono Zukushi, an Edo-period "monster scroll" of unknown authorship depicting yōkai — the shapeshifting spirits of Japanese folklore said to haunt the border between village and forest. Round-bodied and short-limbed, Hajikkaki is one of its stranger, harder-to-forget residents.

Ozuki Clothing: centuries-old folklore, modern streetwear cut.

100% combed and ring-spun cotton (heather colours contain a poly blend). Unisex fit, true to size.

Size guide (general)

General guide based on standard print-on-demand cotton tee blanks. Runs true to size; individual print runs may vary slightly.

Care: machine wash cold, inside out. Tumble dry low. Do not iron directly on the print.