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The term "zakkuri" probably comes from the work "saki-ori" or rag-weave
" which means to tear or rip up
or "Fortune" embroidered on it
They could also be emblazoned with the bride's or groom's family crest as seen here
The garment was purchased from a prominent textile collector
Japanese Fireman's Hanten antique The term "zakkuri" probably comesHeavy weight, densely stitched indigo dyed cotton. Tsutsugaki dyed cloth. Indigo background with red and white design on the reverse. Horizontal bands wrap around bottom of coat. Similar to reference work "Sumi Collection Hanten and Happi" coats (p. 25). Used by firemen in late 19th century Japan to extinguish blazes. Early to mid 1900s
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