This is an oversized dress made from sturdy, thick, indigo-dyed antique cloth. It has a chic and modest design, like a nun's habit. The shoulders have a dropped fit, and the sleeves are long. Gathers at the waist and cuffs create a soft, airy silhouette. The design incorporates family crests in a balanced way, not too eccentric, but still recognizable as a piece made from antique cloth. It's also recommended as a first piece for those who want to try clothing made from antique cloth. Wear it often, and when areas become damaged, try layering antique cloth yourself. The added thickness will create a unique jacket. The antique cloth used is in good condition, with a firm texture and strong threads, resulting in a rich color and a clean finish. You can already see a faint, light indigo, which will further brighten with wear and washing. It's a loose fit, so you can wear warm inner layers in the winter. Total length: 115 cm Shoulder width: 60 cm Sleeve length: 47 cm 【About the product】 While we reinforce weak areas of the boro cloth, this is for those who appreciate the charm of aged fabric and enjoy repairing and nurturing their own clothing. We use areas with small holes or stains that we like. This is for those who can appreciate those aspects as part of the character. For washing, we recommend dry cleaning or gentle hand washing. Due to the nature of indigo dye, the color will fade, so please wash separately from other items. Sasaki Yohinten Emiowasu Usato no Fuku, plant-dyed, persimmon tannin Hand-woven, sashiko weave, leftover yarn, boro, kasuri 45rpm, organic, mosquito netting Indigo dyeing, Tairyoki (fishing flags), gori hemp, antique cloth Antique tools, old folk house, Yanma Sangyo Yumi Hayakawa, Nagagi (long kimono), Noragi (work clothes), ranru Hanten (short coat), sashiko weave, Sasaki Shoten, Tsutsugaki (tube-drawn dyeing) Katazome (stencil dyeing), carp streamers, cotton, family crest, era Kimono remake, kasuri, Tsutsugaki Pure silk, fabric scraps, Kurume kasuri, Komon (small pattern kimono), Meisen (silk fabric) Patchwork, sashiko, old folk house Kasuri, kayagasuri (mosquito net kasuri), yukinko (snow child pattern), stripes, Japanese sarasa