This is a cotton hanten (a type of Japanese coat) that was used as work clothes or everyday wear. It features a subdued striped pattern, a common design for everyday clothing seen from the Edo period to the early Showa period, and was often worn by farmers and townspeople. This is a child's size. It is likely from the Tohoku region. It has tube-shaped sleeves and a front closure that was tied with a string, but the string is missing. The padding is not very thick, but it seems to have been used as winter outerwear. By inserting a rod into the sleeves and hanging it on the wall, it can be used as a stylish tapestry.