One-of-a-Kind Custom Shirred Dress Made from Your Yukata One-of-a-kind Yukata Remake Dress Handmade Long Maxi Simple yukata dress #machiburugallery Search here for handmade clothes Due to many requests, we have decided to take orders for yukata dresses. Why not transform your mother's precious yukata, or a yukata you love but rarely wear, into a dress? We can work with any yukata, whether it's a shibori (tie-dye) yukata or a combed cotton yukata. We will create a separate page for your order, so please do not purchase this page and send us a message. Sample Flat Measurements: Width: Approximately 66-70cm. This depends on the width of the yukata. Not adjustable. Length: Approximately 133cm (Please specify your desired length) If you unravel, wash, and iron the yukata before sending it to us, we will deduct 1000 yen. If repairs are needed due to tears, we may charge around 1000 yen. ★The shipping cost to send the yukata to us will be the responsibility of the buyer. ★The shape will vary greatly depending on the stiffness of the material, so we only make dresses from yukata fabric. ★The finished dress may be posted on social media. We take great care in the measurements and add plenty of shirring. While a ribbon-tie type is easier to make, shirring makes the waistline look slimmer. The elastic part is delicate, so please be careful when putting it on and taking it off. We've made the slit deep for good leg movement. You can also wear spats underneath in the autumn, which would look cute. The dress is wide, so it's designed to make those with larger busts or those who want a relaxed fit, as well as L and XL sizes, look slender. We've calculated the neckline so that a regular bra is barely visible, even when wearing the dress alone. If you're concerned about the neckline, you can adjust it yourself. Wash it separately and check for color bleeding. Since it has elastic, do not use a dryer; hand wash quickly, do not wring, and fold it. Put it in the spin cycle for about 30 seconds. Hang it to dry before it's completely spun to avoid the need for ironing due to the weight of the water. There may be small holes that occurred during the unraveling process.