This is a set of two hanhaba obi (half-width obi). The orange one is silk, and the red one is synthetic fiber. There are no noticeable stains, but please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to such things (there may be minor, inconspicuous stains). I have not measured the sizes as they are being sold together. Please refer to my profile and the following explanation regarding odors. The first photo is the closest to the actual colors. You can search for #aketanKimono to see the kimono-related items I have for sale (⁎ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈⁎) ✱Please be sure to read my profile. ✱I update my profile regularly, so please read it every time. ✱I have three cats at home. I am careful, but there is a possibility that cat hair may get mixed in, so please be responsible if you have allergies. ✱There is a smoker in my family. Basically, they only smoke under the ventilation fan, but please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned. ✱I do not describe odors because they are perceived differently by each person. ✱The shipping method may change depending on the thickness of the kimono, so it may arrive by a method other than the one listed. ✱I have a chronic illness, so there may be delays in communication and shipping. If you are in a hurry, please contact me in advance. ✱Please only purchase if you understand that I am an amateur in measuring and inspecting items. Also, please understand that the colors may look different from the actual item depending on your monitor. ✱After receiving the item, please inspect it and contact me before leaving a review if there are any problems. Kimono, Kimono, Homongi (visiting kimono), Tsukesage (semi-formal kimono), Iromuji (single-colored kimono), Tomesode (formal black kimono), Komon (casual kimono), Tsumugi (pongee), Haori (kimono jacket), Nagahaori (long haori), Nagajuban (undershirt for kimono), Antique kimono, Taisho Roman (romantic Taisho era style), Kitsuke (dressing), Omiyamairi (shrine visit for newborns), Shichi-Go-San (festival for children), Entrance ceremony, Graduation ceremony, Reception, Party, Hatsugama (first tea ceremony of the year)