❣️ Kukuri's Hakama ❣️
#All Types of Girls' Hakama kukuri
#Other Hakama with Camellias
#Other Maroon Hakama
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❤️ We can ship as early as the next day ❤️
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⚠️ You can purchase immediately if there are no options ⚠️
▶︎Color◀︎
Large Camellia Pattern × Maroon
▶︎Size◀︎
70-80cm
Can be worn from the first meal ceremony to around 1 year old.
* Please comment for size details.
▶︎Options◀︎
⚫︎ Ribbon Headband + 600 yen
⚫︎ Tsumami Kanzashi Headband + 1500 yen
⚫︎ Change to Pumpkin Pants + 200 yen
⚫︎ Japanese-style Socks (9-12cm) + 600 yen
We will change the price, so please be sure to comment before purchasing.
▶︎Care Instructions◀︎
We recommend hand washing, but
it can also be machine washed in a laundry net.
Be sure to remove the waist ribbon.
If wrinkles are noticeable, please iron.
▶︎Design◀︎
Separate-type baby hakama.
Easy to wear like a jinbei with an opening in the front.
The silhouette is ◎ when worn high-waisted.
By pulling the upper garment from the hem of the hakama,
the collar can be worn neatly without creasing.
The waist ribbon is safe and
removable with a snap pin to prevent shape loss during washing.
Shoulder pleats are included for long-term wear.
▶︎Material◀︎
100% cotton
▶︎Before Purchasing◀︎
⚪︎ We make each item carefully, but
as they are handmade clothes,
some distortion or misalignment may occur.
Please understand before purchasing.
⚪︎ The color may differ depending on the photo and the model of your smartphone.
⚪︎ The pattern placement may differ from the photo.
For fabrics with a top and bottom, the back will be reversed.
The pattern and color of the product itself are the same as the photo.
⚪︎ If you have any concerns, please comment before purchasing.
Perfect for special occasions such as the first meal ceremony, half birthday, birthday, first festival, etc.
Recommended for Hinamatsuri (Girls' Day), Tango no Sekku (Boys' Day), Children's Day, Shichi-Go-San (7-5-3 Festival), New Year's, 100th-day celebration, Tanabata (Star Festival), weddings, baby dresses, formal wear, kimono, Japanese clothing, and home photos.