This belonged to my great-grandfather or grandfather. I believe it was made when SOGO was a kimono shop, likely for lessons or everyday wear. It's for someone whose measurements fit. It's small, as it's for someone from the old days. The style is flat hakama (andon-bakama), and it's partially hand-sewn. I am confident that the item is of good quality. The outer fabric is a brown striped pattern, and the lining is chestnut brown. It appears to be a single silk fabric with different patterns on each side. I received an opinion that it appears to be Nishijin-ori (Nishijin weave), a type of high-quality silk. However, as shown in the third photo, there are stains, and there is a seam in the center back (fourth photo). Please note that it is not a umanori-gata (riding-style) hakama. I would like to sell this to someone who is knowledgeable about Japanese clothing and hakama. Please understand and agree to the above points before purchasing. Measurements: Front length: 80cm Side width: 18.5cm Back waist width: 26cm Back length: 88cm Back width: 30.5cm #TeaCeremony #FlowerArranging #IncenseCeremony #Calligraphy #NohChant #PoetryRecitation #ShakuhachiFlute #ElegantPerson #NewYear