This is a celebratory kimono (hatsu-gi, ubugi) for a baby's first shrine visit (Omiyamairi). The manufacturer's suggested retail price is approximately 45,000 yen. The kimono fabric and dyeing are made in Kyoto, Japan. The sewing and the long undergarment (nagajuban) are a mix of made-in-Japan and foreign-made products, but we cannot accommodate specific requests. Thank you for your understanding. The careful processing and high quality, of course, result in a high-class celebratory kimono. Tying strings are sewn onto the front, so you can use it right away! By having it altered, it can also be worn for Shichi-Go-San (7-5-3 Festival) at age 3 or 5, depending on the child's height, by pairing it with a sleeveless coat (hifu coat) or hakama (divided skirt). This is a gorgeous hatsu-gi with many patterns overall. Product Name For Omiyamairi! Boy's kimono, ubugi, noshime Uses Omiyamairi, first festival, first meal ceremony (okuizome), 100th-day celebration, 110th-day visit, half birthday, Shichi-Go-San, etc. Materials Outer fabric: High-quality silk 100% Lining: High-quality polyester 100% Long undergarment: High-quality polyester 100% Size Length: Approximately 96cm Sleeve length: Approximately 56cm Sleeve to sleeve length: Approximately 48cm Set Contents Kimono Long undergarment Attached sleeves Special cosmetic box Tato paper Recommended items for use with the ubugi: A silk hood, a silk drool bib, an amulet, a noshi-bukuro (decorative envelope) with a folding fan, an Omiyamairi guide, and a special cosmetic box. A hood set (silk material) with these 6 items is also available separately for 6,600 yen. If you wish to have a family crest added, we can also do so for 6,600 yen.