I remade a dyed Oshima silk kimono that I used to wear every year when I went to Kyoto to see the autumn leaves into a skirt. It's a seven-panel skirt. It has large pockets. Actually, I'd been thinking for several years that this Oshima silk would be great as Western-style clothing. I hadn't worn it and it was just stored away, so I made it with the intention of letting it see the light of day. High-quality elastic is used for the waist. A 75cm piece is inserted and secured with a safety pin, so please sew it in place where you like. The length can be adjusted up to 85cm. Please let me know after you win the auction. The fabric is relatively thin, so it's soft and light. Finally, I've included a picture of when I wore it as a kimono.