※ Please be sure to read the profile. This is a two-piece Nagoya obi. My mother, who loves kimono, had it made from the fabric of a men's long undergarment. There is a seam on the back, and the fabric is thin. You can adjust the size of the otaiko (the folded part of the obi) yourself. It's an all-over pattern, so it's easy to tie. Recommended for those who appreciate the finer things. Those who can dress themselves in kimono probably already know how to tie a two-piece obi, but I will also include a simple instruction manual. (Two-piece obis can significantly save time when tying.)