This is a high-quality silk (shoken) visiting kimono made from Ushikubi Tsumugi. With a smooth texture, it has the firmness and luster unique to Ushikubi Tsumugi, giving it a dignified feel even with its subdued appearance. The pale, light gray base color has hints of yellow and peach in places, creating an iridescent, deep luster. It is carefully tailored with matching lining (tomohakkake). Depending on the obi, it can be worn for formal occasions or slightly more casual settings. It is suitable for a wide range of occasions such as theater visits, dinner parties, tea ceremonies, and ceremonies. This is a piece by an artist (with a signature/seal), and you can feel the careful craftsmanship. → There is a stain in a certain area; please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned. This is a single item sale of the kimono only; the obi and other accessories are not included. ○ Size (cm) M-L size Length from shoulder: 163 裄丈 (Yuki length): 68.5 Sleeve length: 49 Sleeve width: 34 Front width: 24.5 衽 (Okumi): 15 Back width: 29 ○ Construction 袷 (Awase - lined) 広衿 (Hiro-eri - wide collar) ※ Please note that there may be some errors as this is a measurement by an amateur. ※ We inspect and list items, but there may be oversights regarding stains, etc. ※ We will fold it compactly for shipping. ※ Ironing is possible. ※ Please read the profile and understand before purchasing. 【Search terms】 #Nagajuban (long undergarment) #Kimono #Waso underwear #Visiting kimono #Komono (casual kimono) #Ro (summer kimono) #New han-eri (collar) #Winter #Washable Nagajuban #Free shipping #Waso underwear #Visiting kimono #Komono (casual kimono) #Ro (summer kimono) #With han-eri #New han-eri #Hitoe (unlined kimono) #Winter #Washable Nagajuban #Free shipping #Shichi-Go-San (Children's Day) #Kimono #Juban (undergarment) #Juzaburo #Denim kimono #Ina Tsumugi #Ueda Tsumugi #Graduation ceremony #Entrance ceremony #Mother #Yuzen (dyeing technique) #High quality #Mon (crest) #Formal wear #Formal #Set #Ceremony #Stylish #Large size #Relaxed #Plump #Fukuyaka (plump)