゜゜・:.。..。.:・・:.。. .。.:・゜゜・* Thank you for looking! Atelier kira☆ra ・゜゜・:.。..。.:・・:.。. .。.:・゜゜・ This is a training garment that allows you to enjoy tea ceremony practice casually, like wearing a kimono with your own clothes. With the same specifications as ready-made products and a kimono-style front closure design, it's perfect for tea ceremony practice as well as everyday practice ◎ ☆ Key Features ☆ Pockets on both sides of the waist to prevent the fukusa (silk cloth) from falling out. Compatible with reverse hand tea procedures. Stitched below the chest to securely hold kaishi (paper), so you don't have to worry about it falling out. Longer shoulder straps than conventional aprons allow for waist size adjustment. Can be used regardless of body type. Shoulder straps cross at the back, with three-dimensional darts to prevent them from slipping off the shoulders, and angled for easy threading. Soft core in the front, and thick, hard core used in the pockets and shoulders. Wrinkle-resistant and compact, perfect for practice after work! Sizes: S～3L Material: 100% cotton (washable) Color: Dark turquoise blue With a flowing water pattern, considered auspicious in Japanese patterns, It leaves a Japanese aftertaste while giving a Western feel. Made with traditional Japanese fabric from a long-established Kyoto store. It's medium-thick and has a firm, high-quality texture. (Washable at home) Plain polyester 40% nylon 60%. Smooth, supple & firm. The shape is adjusted with steam before cutting so that it doesn't lose its shape after washing. ✻ Accessories are not included Perfect as a gift for someone special. ◡̈⃝︎⋆︎* Atelier Kira☆ra Journey ◡̈⃝︎⋆︎* A completely original design by Atelier Kira☆ra Designers, pattern makers, and creators have repeatedly experimented to achieve a beautifully wearable finish. Recent Updates ① Extended the shoulder darts by 1cm ② Shortened the body length by 2cm …for even easier movement and a beautiful silhouette Born in response to the voice, "I want a wonderful training garment!" by utilizing the commitment cultivated in the production of tea ceremony utensils in Kyoto. Wear a cute apron and enjoy your tea ceremony practice life even more colorfully (❁ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈)⁾⁾⁾