Visitory Kimono, Autumn-lined, Silk, Long Length, Tall Size, Gray, Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival), Hatsugama (First Tea Ceremony). Features a single sewn family crest. Custom-made at Suzunoya for approximately 380,000 yen. Offered for sale at about 1/20th of the original price. A beautiful item, worn only once, but I'm selling it because I no longer have opportunities to wear kimonos. How about it for the upcoming season, Shichi-Go-San, outings during the New Year holidays, or Hatsugama? ● This is a long-length, tall-size item, perfect for those with a tall stature. ● The elegant gray color suits a wide range of ages and can be worn in various settings. Although gray, it's a light gray with yellow accents throughout, making it bright and cheerful. ● Light-colored kimonos are considered more formal than dark-colored ones, so you can wear them with confidence to weddings and ceremonies. Gold obi belts pair well with it. ● There are no yellowing or stains on the inside. ● Treated with "Amo Guard" (waterproof and stain-resistant) processing. ● The lining of the upper front hem is also adorned with floral patterns, which peek out beautifully as you walk. ● Gold thread is used in the outlines of the patterns in some places, adding to the splendor. In addition, many patterns such as pine, bamboo, plum, iris, wisteria, chrysanthemum, autumn leaves, and flowing water are applied, making it suitable for any season: spring, autumn, or winter. ● There is a single family crest on the back center, but it is a sewn crest, and the same color as one of the kimono's patterns is used, so it blends in with the design and is not noticeable. Please note that the obi belt, obiage (sash tie), and obijime (sash cord) are not included. Size Length: 4 shaku 4 sun (167.2cm) Sleeve Length: 1 shaku 5 sun (57cm) 裄丈 (Yuki Length): 1 shaku 8 sun 5 bu (70.3cm) Sleeve Attachment: 6 sun (22.8cm) Front Width: 6 sun 3 bu (23.9cm) Back Width: 7 sun 5 bu (28.5cm) Material: Silk Thank you. Entrance Ceremony, Graduation Ceremony, School Entrance Ceremony, School Graduation Ceremony, Hatsumiya (First Shrine Visit), First Seasonal Festival, Shichi-Go-San, Weddings and Funerals, Engagement Ceremony, Wedding Ceremony, Reception, Second Party, Theater, Concert, Tea Ceremony, Cherry Blossom Viewing, Hatsugama