Full 7-year-old kimono set, perfect for Shichi-Go-San, New Year's, weddings, and more! The kimono already has an attached date collar! We also offer a half-collar attachment for 1000 yen and shoulder adjustments tailored to each child's size for an additional 2000 yen, so those who are not good at needlework don't need to worry! A dressing manual DVD is also included, so even if you're new to kimono dressing, you can rest assured! Hair accessories are not included in the set, but we can provide popular high-end brand Shikibu Roman hair accessories for 7-year-olds for an additional 4500 yen. There is nothing else you need! Basically, everything you need is included, but we can also provide a child's date締め (a type of undergarment) for 800 yen to prevent the kimono from coming undone. This is a full set of four-piece kimonos, which are celebratory garments for Shichi-Go-San for 7-year-olds. Not only for Shichi-Go-San, but also for New Year's, weddings, recitals, etc., and depending on the child's height, they can be worn up to around 9 years old. The obi and small items are made with a pre-tied obi (a ready-made obi) using brocade fabric, creating an elegant, shimmering obi. You can choose your favorite color from gold, platinum, and pink. Materials: Kimono: Outer fabric: High-quality 100% polyester Lining: Polyester Long undergarment: Polyester Size: Target age: 6 years old (7 years old in the traditional Japanese age system), 7 years old (7 years old), 8 years old Corresponding height: Approximately 110cm to 135cm Kimono: Length: Approximately 133cm Sleeve length: Approximately 76cm 裄丈 (Yuki length): Approximately 57cm Zori (sandals): 21cm Set Contents: Kimono Long undergarment Date collar (attached) Half-collar Shigoki (a decorative sash) Obiage (a decorative sash) Musubi obi (pre-tied obi) Obi string Zori (sandals) Bag Obijime (obi cord) Hakoseko (small decorative box) Birakan (hair ornament) Omamori (amulet) Fan Tabi (socks): Choose from 17-18cm, 19-20cm, or 21-22cm 3 Koshihimo (waist cords) needed for dressing Dressing manual DVD that explains how to dress 3-year-old girls, 3-5 year old boys, and 7-year-old girls The pattern is an "Eba pattern" where the design looks like a single picture when the kimono is spread out! Eba patterns require pattern matching, and because they are calculated from the stage of dyeing the fabric to make the fabric, they are very time-consuming and difficult to manufacture, so they are used for formal kimonos such as furisode and tomesode!