This is a mizuya-gi (work apron) worn over a kimono to prevent it from getting dirty when assisting in the mizuya (preparation area) during a tea ceremony. It is not extremely thin but is substantial enough that it could also be used as a michiyuki coat. This is an old item that has been stored long-term in a Japanese chest of drawers. It has fold creases and wrinkles, but there are no noticeable stains or odors. It features a navy, red, and yellow check pattern. There is one pocket. The cuffs are elasticized, and the sleeves are open at the sides. The material and washing instructions are unknown as there is no quality tag. ☆Size☆ Length: 67.5 cm (from back to hem) Shoulder width: 24 cm ☆Please allow for slight errors. ※Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details, as this is a used item stored, inspected, and measured by an amateur. ※We will ship via Takuhaibin Compact or Nekoposu. It will be folded compactly for packaging.