Kimono, lined Yuki (sleeve to sleeve length): Approximately 65.5cm Mitake (body length): Approximately 154cm Maeba (front width): Approximately 23cm Okumi width: Approximately 14.5cm Atohaba (back width): Approximately 30cm Sodehaba (sleeve width): Approximately 34cm Sodetake (sleeve length): Approximately 51cm This kimono was at my parents' house. It's not a modern, simple machine stitch, but rather a custom-made (order-made) item, entirely hand-sewn by a craftsman. The hakke (lining at the hem) and cuffs are red, which is fashionable. The sleeve still has the basting thread attached, so I think it's unused, but there are some stains inside? (See images 6 and 7) I think it was said to be Oshima Tsumugi or Bingata, but I don't remember clearly. Dyed Oshima? Colored Oshima? Blue with colorful patterns and dotted lines. I think the material is silk, but there is nothing to prove it. Easy to wear and feels smooth. I don't know anything about it, so I'm selling it at a bargain price.