Handmade Long Tea Ceremony Apron Kimono Remake Tea Ceremony Practice Wear *Fukusa (silk cloth), and kaishi (paper) are not included. ●Free Size (The mannequin in the photo is approximately size 11) Chest width: Approximately 50cm when laid flat Total length: Approximately 110cm Obi (sash) ties: Approximately 208cm ●Material Pure silk Silk Oshima Tsumugi (silk fabric) Oshima Tsumugi with a black base and a folk-style pattern. It's lightweight and has a moderate firmness, making it easy to wear. ●Care Instructions After hand washing, iron while it's semi-dry for a crisp finish. Follow the iron temperature instructions on the manufacturer's label. *The obi ties use interfacing, so washing is not recommended. ●How to Wear Overlap the garment like a kimono. Tie the thin cords (two inside and outside at the waist). Wrap the obi ties over it to complete. You can also hang a fukusa. You can also wear it as a long vest in everyday life ♫ ●Precautions Dark-colored items may fade due to friction, sweat, or moisture. Please be careful when wearing with light-colored clothing. *This item is a remake of a disassembled and washed kimono. I try my best to be careful, but as it is old fabric, there may be some wrinkles, stitch marks, minor scratches, and odors. Please purchase only if you understand this. ✜I started selling handmade items after giving a gift to my mother-in-law. I strive to make them carefully, but there may be imperfections such as uneven stitching and asymmetry. Please understand. Kimono Remake Upcycle Practice Wear Training Simple Tea Ceremony Wear