I also have formal obiage, obijime, han-eri, nagajuban, etc. for sale. Please take a look. #KimonoProductsHere New, Unused Washable Embroidered Han-eri (Half Collar) for Nagajuban Silk Blend Pure white with embroidered maple leaves, pine, bamboo, plum blossoms, and other flowers and leaves. This is an elegant and beautiful pure white embroidered han-eri with a lustrous, luxurious texture that resembles crepe silk. The base is acetate, and the embroidery is a silk blend with only 5% silk, but it's made with Japanese Tango embroidery and is a synthetic fiber, so it's convenient because you can wash it at home. The embroidery is also luxurious and gorgeous, like openwork Shantou embroidery. Since nagajuban are undergarments, many people want to wash them frequently, so this is perfect for those who wear washable juban such as polyester, linen, or cotton nagajuban and han-juban! It's pure white, like something that would come out of a simple bleach or laundry detergent, and the embroidery is also pure white, which brightens up your face. With classic auspicious motifs of maple leaves, plum blossoms, and pine, it's also suitable for celebratory occasions, and it's a han-eri that you won't be embarrassed to wear anywhere, and it's also nice that you can wear it all year round regardless of the season. It's suitable for formal and semi-formal homongi, tsukesage, iromuji, Edo komon, irotomesode, and kurotomesode, as well as formal occasions such as weddings and receptions, and even shiromuku. Also, it's cute to wear it with komon, tsumugi, retro, and antique-style everyday kimonos, with the feeling of a plain white han-eri, and the fact that it's embroidered when you look closely gives it a sense of luxury, and it's also gorgeous and perfect for coming-of-age ceremonies and furisode. It's mature, clean, and refreshing, and very cute, so please get it at a great price. It's not an expensive product, costing around 4000 yen, but it's a silk blend and the embroidery is made in Japan, so I think the quality is good. I just bought it last year, so it's not old. The product is new and unused, but there are traces of the price tag being removed. I bought a set of these with different embroidery patterns last year, thinking I would use them someday, but I haven't had the opportunity to use them for formal or semi-formal occasions, and I also find it troublesome to attach han-eri, so I'm selling them at a low price. I will ship it folded by the cheapest methods such as regular mail or Yu-Packet Post Mini. Please refrain from purchasing if you don't like creases. I also have formal han-eri, nagajuban, etc. for sale, so please take a look. #KimonoProductsHere