Length: 80cm I wanted to make a gothic-style skirt from a mannish patterned tsumugi fabric, so I made the ruffles from the lining fabric. The edges use the selvedge. I wanted to make the skirt wider or add tiered ruffles, but I wasn't sure if there would be a demand for everyday wear, and it would be difficult to care for, so I held back and at least gathered plenty of tucks. It can be worn either way, front or back. You can also bring the side to the front. There's a pocket, too. It would be wonderful if it were even more ornate, but I hate coming back to reality when ironing. I rarely use lining for clothes made from repurposed kimono because of concerns about shrinkage and color transfer. Some color might come out from the stiff, firm tsumugi fabric, so When washing, avoid soaking and hand wash separately, just rinsing off the sweat. Dehydrate for about 5 seconds! Then dry in the shade. Iron from the back, preferably with a pressing cloth. But if you dry it with less dehydration and stretch it out a bit, you might be able to get away without ironing. The body is a size 9. It's designed to be free size, so about L or LL. The waist belt is about 140cm, so please use that as a reference. There is no lining, so you can layer a petticoat or leggings in the cold season to expand your styling options. This itself is not see-through. Sewing is done with a sewing machine and by hand. Although it is new as clothing, it uses old kimono fabric, so there may be unexpected damage or scratches. Also, it is handmade, so there may be distortions or misalignments. I hope you understand. Large size, plus size