■ Silk Jump Pattern Komon (No. 144) Nude Pink Beige ■ Kimono: Please allow for errors. Length 156cm (from shoulder) Sleeve to sleeve length 62cm Sleeve length 47cm Front width 23cm Back width 30cm ※ Extra fabric for sleeves Sleeve side: approx. 2cm, Body side: approx. 4cm Ideally, your height should be ±5cm of the garment length, but some adjustments can be made during dressing. ■ Kimono: Unused ※ With remnant fabric ※ Unused with basting threads, but there is a dye defect as shown in the photo. There is a possibility of maintenance such as stain removal. (In that case, it would be a one-coin size, so it would be inexpensive) (I am not an expert, so this is not certain. Please understand.) Since it will be close to the face, I am offering it at a low price considering maintenance. Personally, this is a jump pattern komon recommended for children's events such as graduation ceremonies, entrance ceremonies, and Shichi-Go-San. We are listing jump pattern komon in autumn colors for the fall season. It is a color that blends well with the skin and has a moderate brightness, not too bright or too dark, so you can enjoy it by changing the obi and accessories not only in autumn but also during the lined season ❁ In early spring, it will give a gorgeous impression even if you match it with a white obi as shown in the photo. The deep green lining here will be an accent, so I think it will be a cool styling not only with bright obis but also with dark obis. Matching with a deep red obi to match the pink color is also cute. The pattern is a versatile pattern that can be combined with both classic and Western patterns. It has a silver-colored edging and a textured design, so although it is a komon, it will be a step up in your attire. This season, clay pink is one of the trend colors, so I personally think that dull pink kimonos are cute. (This is between nude beige and dull pink, and I think it is slightly pinkish) ＊＊＊ Jump pattern komon is a komon, but it can be worn semi-formally, so it is as versatile as a plain color kimono. It is recommended for those who think that a visiting kimono is too formal for graduation and entrance ceremonies and want to dress down a little ❁ It is recommended to wear it with a formal obi such as a fukuro obi, but I feel that a Nagoya obi is also sufficient. Recently, more and more people are wearing casual attire instead of suits for formal events (entrance ceremonies, graduation ceremonies, Shichi-Go-San), so jump pattern komon will be useful. It is also recommended for accompanying coming-of-age ceremonies. ※ Please read the profile.