Wash and stretched fabric, kimono length, with hakake (lining for the lower part of the kimono) included, total shibori (tie-dye) with backing. It's a total shibori of white kanoko (fawn) pattern on a brown background. Backing is only applied to the hem. The thin habutae (silk fabric) used for backing has stains. A slightly light brown hakake is included. This is also a wash and stretched item. I think it would become a wonderful kimono for a wide range of ages when tailored. There is no pattern, only the shibori. How about using it for tailoring practice? The doura (lining for the body) is not included.