This is a kimono my mother had made 50 years ago. She received the fabric, Oshima Tsumugi, and had it made into a kimono, but it was stored without ever being worn. It has a naphthalene odor because mothballs were used as a moth repellent. The fabric is of good quality, so I've kept it carefully, but I'm selling it because there's no opportunity to wear it. I don't know how to fold a kimono, so I took pictures without unfolding it. How about it for those who want to repurpose the fabric? Of course, you can wear it. My mother was of average build, 158 cm tall, when it was made.