゜゜・:.。..。.:・・:.。. .。.:・゜゜・* Thank you for viewing! kira☆ra ゜゜・:.。..。.:・・:.。. .。.:・゜゜・* This item uses high-quality organic Hawaiian fabric with a beautiful hibiscus design. Each piece is carefully crafted by professional seamstresses. This is a tea ceremony training garment (apron) that allows you to enjoy the atmosphere of a kimono while feeling like you're wearing your everyday clothes. It has the same specifications as ready-made products, with a kimono-style front closure design. It can be used not only for tea ceremony practice but also for everyday practice. Pockets are placed on both sides of the waist to prevent the fukusa (silk cloth) from falling out, and it is also compatible with reverse hand tea procedures. In addition, there is a sewn-in section below the chest to securely hold kaishi (paper), and the deep overlap prevents the kaishi from falling out. The shoulder straps are longer than conventional aprons, allowing for waist size adjustment. It fits a wide range of body types and sizes. The shoulder straps are passed through the side fittings and cross at the back. Darts are added in a three-dimensional way to prevent the straps from falling off the shoulders, and the ends of the straps are angled for easy insertion into the fittings. Soft interfacing is used on the front, and thick, hard interfacing is used in the pockets and shoulder areas. The silhouette is beautiful, and every detail is carefully finished. It is wrinkle-resistant and can be folded compactly for easy carrying. Recommended for practice after work. 【Size】 S〜5L 【Material】 Hawaiian Fabric, 100% Organic Cotton (Can be washed at home) To prevent shape distortion after washing, the fabric is pre-washed with nano-mist before cutting. *Accessories are not included. ◡̈⃝︎⋆︎* from Kirara Greetings ◡̈⃝︎⋆︎* This is a completely original design from Atelier Kira☆ra. Designers, pattern makers, and creators who are active in the front lines have repeatedly experimented and refined the design to create a beautiful fit. This piece was born from the desire for "a lovely training garment," utilizing the expertise cultivated in the production of tea ceremony utensils in Kyoto. Wear this cute apron and make your tea ceremony practice life fun and more glamorous (❁ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈)⁾⁾⁾