【New】Embroidered Han-eri (Half-Collar) - White Embroidery - Elegant Classic Pattern 【Description】 White embroidery on a pure white fabric. This han-eri has a classic and refined atmosphere. The elegant embroidery makes it easy to match with various outfits. 【Recommended Occasions】 Suitable for Tomesode (formal black kimono), Homongi (visiting kimono), Tsukesage (semi-formal kimono), Iromuji (single-colored kimono), Furisode (long-sleeved kimono), Nikashaku-sode (short-sleeved kimono), Hakama (pleated skirt), Komon (casual kimono), etc. It goes well with almost anything. It's a standard design, so if you're unsure, choosing this one is a safe bet. A version with gold thread in the same design is also available. 【Motifs】 Plum blossoms, chrysanthemums, and grass. These are all timeless floral patterns that are loved by everyone. 【Season】 All year round (except midsummer) 【Material】 Polyester The embroidery has a rayon sheen similar to silk. 【Size】 Approximately 16 x 110cm Sufficient size for a han-eri. 【Shipping】 Anonymous shipping via Yu-Yu Mercari Bin. Shipped via Yu-Packet Post Mini, usually within 12 hours. For urgent orders, we recommend changing to Rakuraku Mercari Bin, but it will cost an additional 30 yen. Please consult before purchasing, referring to my profile. 【Discounts】 20 yen off for regular mail shipping. We also offer combined discounts for multiple items. Please refer to my profile for details. 【Other】 We also have han-eri with gold thread in the same design, which are more formal. We offer various embroidered han-eri at great prices. Please take a look if you're interested. There may be some color remaining from the heat treatment to prevent fraying at the edges, but this does not affect the quality and will not be visible when worn. Please refrain from copying the product description. 【Search Tags】 Sodo, Japanese accessories, han-eri, half-collar, embroidery han-eri, embroidered half-collar, Nagajuban (long under-kimono), Han-juban (half under-kimono), Juban (under-kimono), Usotsuki-eri (false collar), Biyo-eri (beauty collar), Shitate-eri (sewn collar), Graduation ceremony, entrance ceremony, kindergarten entrance ceremony, kindergarten graduation ceremony, Wedding, reception, coming-of-age ceremony, Hatsumode (first shrine visit of the year), New Year's, Japanese clothing, Japanese attire, formal wear, Hakama, Nikashaku-sode, 2-shaku-sode, Tomesode, Kuro-tomesode (black formal kimono), Iro-tomesode (colored formal kimono), Furisode, Kuro-montsuki (black crested kimono), Homongi, Iromuji, Komon, Tsukesage