※ One item only This is a training garment tailored to provide a similar feel to wearing a kimono. It's designed not only for tea ceremony practice but also for everyday use, incorporating a style that's easy to integrate into daily life, based on requests for a design that could be used at home. ∞∞∞∞∞ ∞∞∞∞∞ ∞∞∞∞∞ The shoulder straps cross at the back, and by tightening the part that corresponds to the obi (sash), you can carry items like kaishi (paper for sweets) in the same way as when wearing a kimono. The belt part for the fukusa (silk cloth) has been treated with a non-slip finish to prevent the fukusa from falling off. Suitable for both right-handed and left-handed use, with a pocket. Stitching is applied to the left side of the pocket (photo 9) so that a folding fan can be stored upright inside. The shoulder straps are approximately 120cm long. If the straps are too long, it is recommended to adjust them to your own length. ∞∞∞∞∞ ⌘ Material ⌘ Kasuri (ikat fabric) Warp: Vinylon Weft: 60% Silk 40% Wool Cut and sewn from unused fabric. Dry cleaning is recommended for washing, but soaking and hand washing with a detergent for delicate clothes for a short time is also possible. (※ Please avoid wringing, using a washing machine, and using a dryer) ⌘ Color ⌘ The photos of the mannequin wearing the garment are the closest to the actual color. ⌘ Size ⌘ Fits sizes 9-13 (Japanese sizes) Length (from the waist seam): Approximately 55cm Front width: Approximately 60cm ∞∞∞∞∞ Because it is handmade, it may not be as precise as a mass-produced product, but each item is carefully tailored.