Back in stock: the popular apron! ∞∞∞ We designed this apron to be similar to the training wear worn when wearing a kimono. We received requests to create a design that could be used at home, not just during tea ceremony practice, so we made this. ∞∞∞∞∞ ∞∞∞∞∞ ∞∞∞∞∞ The shoulder straps cross in the back, and by tightening the part that hits the obi (sash), you can carry items like kaishi (paper for sweets) in your pocket just like when wearing a kimono. The belt part where the fukusa (silk cloth) hangs has a cotton lining and non-slip treatment to prevent the fukusa from slipping off. We improved this because the fukusa tends to slip more easily compared to other fabrics due to the material. Reversible for both right and left-handed use. The shoulder straps are long, approximately 115 cm. We recommend shortening the straps to a more comfortable length if they are too long. ⌘Material⌘ Twill Tencel 65% Rayon 35% The fabric is water-repellent and wrinkle-resistant. (Not waterproof) ⌘Color⌘ Navy The photos on the mannequin best represent the color. ⌘Size⌘ 7 to 13 (Japanese sizes) Detailed measurements: Length from the waist (from the seam) 55 cm ∞∞∞∞∞ Each piece is handmade, from cutting to sewing. For this restock, we have commissioned the sewing, and to ensure the craftspeople receive fair compensation, we have slightly adjusted the price.