For wearing, remaking, or for materials. ・Materials: ・Kimono (photo 3) Probably silk ・Michiyuki coat, kimono coat (photo 5) Probably silk, silk ・Haori (photo 8) Probably silk I believe the condition of the surfaces of all three items is good, but there may be oversights. Some linings have stains. As the perception of damage and stains varies from person to person, please understand that these are recycled items. The items will be folded small for packaging. (If they don't fit well in my 80-size cardboard box, they may be folded with the sleeves instead of the traditional fold. We apologize for any inconvenience.) *Due to the bundled nature of the items, detailed descriptions of the condition and size will be omitted. (We are also unable to answer individual inquiries, so please understand.) *Color adjustments to the images are only approximate, so the colors and atmosphere may differ slightly from the actual items. We apologize for any inconvenience. *Items will be delivered as they are, even if they have wrinkles. *Recycled kimonos may not have material labels, and there are also fabrics made of mixed weaves or synthetic fibers that have a texture very similar to silk, so we may not be able to determine the material. We perform combustion tests on items where possible, but please understand that the labeling is not always certain. *We are sorry, but we do not offer individual sales.