Fabric made of synthetic fibers, with a general feeling of use. - Material: Synthetic fibers (I believe it's petroleum-based, such as polyester); the underside of the collar is silk. - Condition: Scuff marks on the hem. - Condition: Stains on the collar points and other areas, storage odor present. Size: Hem: Length: approx. 84cm Hem width (total): approx. 136cm Collar: Collar length: approx. 204cm Collar width: approx. 11cm For reference: Front width: approx. 22.5cm Back width: approx. 30cm Okitake width: approx. 15cm Sleeve: Sleeve length: approx. 45cm Sleeve width: approx. 32-32.5cm *Measurements are approximate and based on a non-professional assessment. Thank you for viewing. This is a remnant of the himo (lining) removed from a Kurotomesode (formal black kimono). It has only been unpicked from the kimono fabric, and the himo remains connected and has not been unraveled. There are scuff marks on the hem, stains indicating use on the sleeve cuffs and collar points, and a distinctive storage odor. Therefore, I ask for consideration from those who are familiar with such items or who understand recycled kimonos, such as antiques or vintage pieces. I have only seen tomesode (formal black kimono) with white himo attached only to the sleeve cuffs, but this one also had a separate sleeve attached, like a fake sleeve. It's a firm, nearly pure white fabric, so with proper care, it can be used for replacing the himo or for remodeling purposes. It will be folded compactly and shipped in simple packaging. It is stored in a separate room, but there are cats and a smoker present. Thank you for your understanding.