I made a tunic dress by hand-washing a heko obi (a type of Japanese sash). There may be pinholes, creases, and fabric wear. Pattern: All-over shibori (tie-dye) on the front Material: I think it's rayon or synthetic fiber, but it's unknown. Color: Black Washing Instructions: Hand wash, then spin for about 3 minutes, shape, and hang to dry. It will wrinkle, but you can wear it as is. If you are concerned about wrinkles, iron on a low setting. Some color fading may occur. Features: The thin fabric is suitable for summer. It's cool and comfortable to wear. It's likely to be see-through. Different heko obi are used for the front and back. There is one tuck in the back (photos 4 and 5). Size: Length from shoulder: 90cm (measured flat) Back + 2cm Chest width (underarm): 55cm (measured flat) Cuff: 22cm (measured flat) Slit: 26cm (measured flat) Neckline: 68cm *There may be slight variations. Sewn with a home sewing machine. I'm a complete amateur at dressmaking, only having learned from my mother. I try to make them carefully, but they are not perfect, so I would appreciate your understanding. ⚠︎ If it can be shipped together via Nekopos (a Japanese delivery service), I will discount the second item by about 200 yen. #kimono #hekoobi #remake #handmade #onepiece #tunic