Thank you for viewing! This item is a re-sewn yukata (summer kimono) that has been cleaned and stored at home. It has been starched. There may be some remaining marks from where it was unstitched. The photos are not very good, and the colors may be different. Please understand this before purchasing. It's also recommended to wear it under a gardening hat. I can provide multiple pieces. Please comment if you would like more than one. I offer several colors and patterns of tenugui (Japanese hand towel) hoods. Please also take a look at my ROC profile. If you purchase multiple items, please feel free to consult with me. Size: Free Size ❁⃘*.゜Made from 100% cotton yukata fabric, gentle on sensitive skin. You can adjust the fit to be snug or loose, depending on your preference. It fits most head sizes. ❁⃘*.゜If you have a smaller head, fold the front (brim?) and tighten it. ❁⃘*.゜If you want to cover your head completely, or if you have a larger head size, you can wear it as is. ❁⃘*.゜It can be used for various purposes, such as housework, as a substitute for a triangular headscarf in the food and beverage industry or cooking classes, for assistance, for fixing bedhead, or under a straw hat for gardening. ❁⃘*.゜As it is handmade, please understand the minor imperfections. Please read and understand the following before purchasing: ① Although not all products, the yukata fabric may fade when washed, so please do not wash it with white items. Also, do not use chlorine bleach. Please be especially careful at first. ② This product is made by folding and sewing 100% cotton yukata fabric diagonally, so it may lose its shape after washing and the starch is removed. ③ The dye color on the back and front may be slightly different. ④ To reduce the selling price, we will use minimal packaging materials and fold the product to a compact size for shipping, so it may arrive with creases from transportation. Please understand the above before purchasing. We cannot accept any claims regarding this. #WorkHat #Hat #Cap #TriangularHeadscarf #InnerCap #Tenugui #Cooking #Restaurant