Gaara Shukaku Naruto Shippuden Happi Coat Haori Kimono

Unleash the beast in the Gaara Shukaku Naruto Shippuden Happi Coat Haori Kimono. A black kimono has sand colored tanuki style markings that sweep across the body, with a red love kanji on the chest and a black belt at the waist. The markings look like wild sand swirling in the wind.

About Gaara and Shukaku

Shukaku is the one tailed beast sealed in Gaara in Naruto Shippuden. The beast looks like a tanuki made of sand, and for years it kept Gaara from sleeping or finding peace. The red kanji for love on Gaara’s forehead is one of the best loved details of the character. His fight with Naruto, where he sees that bonds can heal even the loneliest heart, is remembered as one of the best battles in the series. The beast’s wild personality and big grin give the design plenty of energy.

Design Highlights

• Sand markings: orange brown lines across the black body.
• Red kanji: a small red mark on the chest.
• Black belt: a plain sash that keeps the focus on the art.
• Wild lines: a rough, flowing pattern.

Where to Wear It

It is great for a Naruto night, a desert trip or a convention. Pair it with black pants and boots, and add a bit of eyeliner for a dramatic look. It also suits a fall bonfire, a night hike or a martial arts workout, where the wild lines look good in motion.

It is a bold gift for the Naruto fan who loves Shukaku. Give it for a birthday or a holiday present for a friend who loves the Sand Village. A Naruto headband or a manga volume would round out the present.