・ Michiyuki coat ・ No accessories I am organizing my grandmother's collection. No lining → Slightly see-through on the back → The front has double layers of fabric and is not see-through I couldn't capture the exact same color as the real thing due to the lighting, but I think the closest is the 6th photo ( . .)" Length: Approximately 128cm Width: Approximately 55cm Sleeve length: Approximately 48cm 裄丈 (Yuki length): Approximately 62cm Regarding the size, I am not familiar with how to measure, and it is amateur measurement, so please consider it as a guide. There are no major noticeable scratches or stains as far as I can see, but there is a possibility of odors due to long-term storage. I have included photos of any areas of concern or stains, but there is a possibility that some areas may not be visible depending on the indoor lighting, and I apologize if I have overlooked anything... m(_ _)m Also, I don't know the correct way to fold it, so I will fold it according to the creases that were made during storage. I am not familiar with the product myself, so I cannot answer detailed questions, so please take a good look at the photos and consider purchasing. (I cannot answer questions such as "Is it silk?") I don't know the details of the fabric, but she preferred and used high-quality items, so I think it is a good quality item^_^ If there are any parts you would like me to add, please comment. The condition is based on my personal subjective assessment. I would like those who are more familiar with the product or are looking for it to purchase it ( ›_‹ ) Thank you for your understanding. Kimono Michiyuki Michiyuki coat Obi (sash) Fukuro obi (formal obi) Nagoya obi (casual obi) Fabric Hakata-ori (Hakata weave) Textile Chikuzen Chikuzen Honba (authentic Chikuzen) Nishijin-ori (Nishijin weave) Tea Tea ceremony Hagire (fabric scraps) Remake Kimono remake Handmade Coming-of-Age Ceremony Tailoring Homongi (formal visiting wear) Komono (casual wear) Yuzen (dyeing technique) Tsukesage (semi-formal wear) Tomesode (formal wear) Iromuku (colored wedding kimono) Hakejima (brush stroke stripes) Fine stripes Gradation 145