I've paired a black kimono with a red and pink floral pattern with a vibrant green fukuro obi (decorative sash). The kimono has a high-quality feel with red shibori (tie-dye) patterns on the cuffs, hem, and sleeves, and is made with cotton wadding, which enhances its cuteness. The material is a crepe-like synthetic fiber with a soft, smooth texture. The green fukuro obi allows for your favorite obi knot, so please enjoy tying it. This time, I styled it in a maiko (apprentice geisha) style without ohashori (the folded-over excess fabric at the waist), but it's also very cute with a regular kimono style. The hair accessories are a set of three Katsuyama kanzashi (hairpins), a kanoko (hair ornament), and a chinkoro (hair ornament). The small stuffed animals attached to the kanzashi are very adorable. Please let me know your tabi (split-toe socks) size when you purchase. [Contents] Kimono Nagajuban (undershirt) Fukuro Obi Obiage (sash scarf) Obijime (sash cord) Obiita (stiffener) Koshihimo (sash belts) x 2 Datejime (tie) x 2 Undergarments for kimono Shigoki (decorative sash) Hakoseko (small decorative box) Kazari-bira (decorative paper) Sensu (folding fan) Tabi Pokkuri (wooden clogs) 19.5cm Bag [Kimono Size] Length 1m36cm Sleeve to sleeve length 50 + 6cm Sleeve length 76cm Front width 19cm Back width 25cm [Obi Size] Width 26.5cm Length 4m13cm Please allow for slight measurement discrepancies. Thank you for viewing.