I purchased this and wore it once before storing it. It's very unique and cute, but I'm concerned about the stain on the chest, so I don't think I'll wear it again, and I'm putting it up for sale. ↓ I've used the description from when I purchased it: "This is an antique *tsukesage* kimono. The red checkered pattern is so cute! It has a *bachi-eri* collar. You can arrange it in a modern style by wearing it short, with a pleated *susoyoke* (pleated skirt is also acceptable) or lace-up boots, or high-top sneakers. It creates a very stylish atmosphere. There are streaks of discoloration running vertically throughout. As shown in the images, there are stains and small holes on the left collar, right chest, and, although not shown in the images, on the sleeves and the front panels. However, because of the impact of the red checkered pattern, they may not be very noticeable due to the contrast. [Material] Silk [Color] Bluish-purple/Red [Size] Sleeve length: 61cm, Length (from shoulder): 149cm, Sleeve width: 32cm, Sleeve length: 55cm, Front width: 22cm, Back width: 27cm, Seam allowance (body side): -cm, Sleeve side: -cm, Inner hem width: -cm As this is an antique kimono, it is old, and there may be some damage such as stains, dirt, and fraying. Antique kimonos currently on the market often have damage such as stains and discoloration, and repairs. Please understand that we do not mention minor stains or discoloration. We ask that those who are looking for something as good as new, or those who cannot understand antiques due to minor stains, discoloration, or fraying, refrain from purchasing."