I made detachable sleeves using Okaju's blue-gray checkered pattern long undergarment fabric with a shamisen (Japanese three-stringed instrument) design. The shamisen, fans, and old books create a stylish pattern, perfect for lessons or outings like Kabuki theater. Made of Toray Sil-Look. Compared to Sil-Look Duet, this Sil-Look has a slightly stiffer, silk scarf-like texture. I purchased expensive fabric to make these, so I cannot offer a discount. I have set the price as low as possible. Okaju's Sil-Look detachable sleeves are often sold for ¥19,800 or more, even when machine-sewn, so I think this is a good value. Single-layer, hand-sewn. Zipper tape (Velcro) is attached at 2.5cm and 14.5cm from the shoulder side. This is the correct location for Kirakku. Made of polyester, so it is washable, but I recommend hand washing since it is hand-sewn. I washed it with a detergent for delicate clothes, used fabric softener, spun it for 1 minute, hung it on a pole, and measured it without ironing, and there was no shrinkage. (Confirmed with a sample, not the actual item) For sleeve length 49cm (made slightly shorter by 5mm because it doesn't look good if it bunches up at the sleeve end) Actual sleeve length 48.5cm Width 32cm SHA01 #UsotsukiSleeve (Detachable Sleeve) #UsotsukiJuban (Detachable Undergarment) #Kirakku #KyotoYuzen (Kyoto-style dyeing) #Shamisen