I bought this for my coming-of-age ceremony, but it's a beautiful furisode (long-sleeved kimono) that I've never worn. I will send it in a new tatoushi (kimono paper) and a plastic bag. It's as clean as if it were from a store. It's currently in excellent condition, but please comment before purchasing. I will double-check. Thank you very much. February 24th was fine. Color: White with red. It's a total shibori (tie-dye) with a strong texture, like a demon's. The shibori is very pronounced. Because of the weight of the silk, it doesn't wrinkle easily. The white areas are also shibori. It's a rare item. This kind of strong shibori takes a lot of time and effort. That's why it's probably not suitable for people over 160cm tall. There are few people who can do this kind of shibori now. It's valuable and will only increase in price. It has always been a top-of-the-line item. It was quite expensive when I bought it. It's a great deal if the size fits. It's completely different from modern furisode or rental kimonos. The quality is different. I'm not going on stage, so I've decided to sell it. In the old days, commoners were not allowed to wear shibori kimonos. I think it's difficult in the present day, but you are free to wear kimonos. It's a kimono from when I was young, so I'm not sure what kind of shibori it is. I apologize. I have stored it at home, but it's in good condition, with no smell or stains, just like the ones sold in stores. Size: * Miyake (length from shoulder to hem): 148cm, plus or minus 5cm is okay. * Eri (collar) length: 11cm * Yukitake (sleeve length): 63cm * Sodetake (sleeve length): 100cm * Sodehaba (sleeve width): 33cm * Ushirohaba (back width): 28.5cm * Maehaba (front width): 22.5cm Please forgive any slight errors as these are amateur measurements. It fit perfectly when I was 154cm tall. I was heavier when I had it made, and my wrists were covered. Nowadays, people's wrists are quite visible, so I think it's a used item. I think it looks good in a modern style. Please take this opportunity to get familiar with kimonos. It's suitable for invitations, weddings, graduation ceremonies, and entrance ceremonies. Also, many people wear shorter sleeves with hakama (pleated skirt), so there shouldn't be any problem. Thank you. Stains, tears, smells, etc.: None