※Please read the profile. Haori (jacket): Nordic Cheese Orange Kimono: Bleeding Polka Dots Black x Dark Green Hakama (pants) Eri (collar): Gray Stripe Tassel: White ※The photos are taken on a 100cm size, 3-year-old torso. 【Size】 ※Haori ● Cotton linen (Black specks are included due to the nature of the material) ● Yuki (sleeve length) approx. 36.5cm (Shoulder adjustment: can be extended by 5cm on one side) ● Sleeve length approx. 36cm ● Length approx. 46cm ※Kimono ● 100% Cotton ● Shoulder width approx. 34.5cm ● Length approx. 41.5cm ● Eri (collar) 100% Cotton Since it is sewn on, it can be washed together. ※Hakama ● 100% Polyester ● Length approx. 50cm Please cut the basting thread before wearing. 【How to Wear】 1. Wear the kimono and tie the inner and outer strings. 2. Wear the hakama with the shorter waist string in front. 3. Tie the waist string at the back, from front to back. → Pull up the kimono from the bottom to adjust. 4. Tie the waist string from back to front. How to tie → After tying a single knot, fold one string 3-4 times and wrap the other string around it. (There are several videos on YouTube about how to tie men's hakama, so please refer to them if it's unclear.) 5. Wear the haori. ※The hakama is a type with plenty of tucks in the gaucho pants style. 【Notes】 ☺︎ This is handmade by an amateur, so there may be some imperfections. Please consider this only if you understand. ☺︎ Sizes are approximate. Please refer to the yuki and hakama length. Returns, exchanges, and size adjustments for length or yuki are not possible. We recommend measuring your child. ☺︎ Sold as a set. ☺︎ Please refrain from price reductions. ☺︎ Tassel can be removed. (Sewing is recommended for long periods of wear) ☺︎ Washing is recommended by gentle hand washing. Iron the hakama with a pressing cloth. ☺︎ It will be compressed for shipping due to its thickness. Wedding, first meal ceremony, New Year's formal wear, Doll's Festival, Hinamatsuri, baby shower, birthday present, Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival), Tanabata (Star Festival), graduation ceremony, New Year's, Japanese clothing, Tango no Sekku (Boys' Day), matching siblings, sibling coordination, Children's Day