I purchased this new online approximately 4-5 years ago. My eldest and second daughters used it for Shichi-Go-San (a traditional Japanese celebration for children aged three, five, and seven) when they were 3 years old. After my eldest daughter used it, it was stored in a closet on a hanger (for about 4 years), and then my second daughter used it six months ago. It has not been dry cleaned. Only the tabi (split-toe socks) have been washed. As shown in the photos, there is a stain on the right shoulder area of the nagajuban (undershirt), and there are some loose threads on the kimono. Regarding the kimono, there are also marks from where the hem was adjusted (raised and lowered). Although we didn't use it, I think the kimono could also be used for Hatsumiyamairi (a traditional Japanese Shinto ceremony celebrating a newborn baby's first visit to a shrine). ★Set Contents★ Nagajuban (undershirt) Kimono (polyester) Hifu (vest) (polyester) Tabi (size unknown, but approximately 15cm, suitable for a 3-year-old) Zori (sandals) Kinchaku (drawstring bag) I hope you will purchase this understanding the above. Thank you. #ShichiGoSan #Hatsumiyamairi #3yearsold #Girl #Mitsumi (kimono style) #Hitotsumi (kimono style) #HifuKimono