I made a baby hakama using Liberty's Tana Lawn fabric. The pattern is Irma. ----About Irma---- This pattern was released in the 2013 Spring/Summer collection. Digital printing is used to reproduce everything from precise brushstrokes to the tiniest pencil marks. Euphorbia, poppies, astrantia, and iberis flowers create a gentle and somewhat fantastical meadow. (Quoted from the Liberty official page) -------- Recommended for celebrations such as the first meal ceremony, the Doll's Festival, New Year's, and the Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival) for older siblings. The outfit includes long pumpkin pants, making it easy for active children to wear. ◆Size 70-80 size Suitable for babies from around 3 months to about 1 year old. The shoulders are raised, so you can unravel the thread if it becomes too small. ◆Materials Kimono: 100% cotton Liberty Tana Lawn Inner collar, pumpkin pants: 100% cotton c&s Sea Broad Minty ◆Care Instructions Wash in a laundry net and hang to dry in the shade, stretching out wrinkles to prevent fading and prolong use. Shorter spin cycles will help prevent wrinkles. If you are concerned, iron as needed. The ribbon on the pumpkin pants is removable, so remove it and hand wash. Please feel free to contact us if you have any other questions.