Historically, Noragi is casual Japanese workwear traditionally worn by laborers on the field or performing job functions that require more physical exertion. It was initially designed to be used while cultivating crops outdoors or at construction sites and mines. It has a long history associated with the working class of Japan, where it was once regarded as an indispensable part of any man’s wardrobe, and remains an essential article of clothing in metropolitan regions.

Today, it is widely worn as a casual piece of clothing in Japan by people of all ages and occupations. The thick and comfortable cotton material and functional pockets make the Noragi an all-purpose garment that keeps its wearer warm and dry.

The Morden Noragi is a casual, timeless classic. With its generous cut and relaxed fit, it can be worn with virtually every outfit. The garment is also widely used for dress and is often worn by celebrities or public figures.