◉ Replacement Sleeves These are plain, light blue gauze replacement sleeves. Since they're gauze, they're meant for everyday wear. However, when my atopic dermatitis flares up badly and I feel I should wear a visiting kimono... or at least a formal kimono... I sometimes use these plain gauze replacement sleeves. The plain design gives them a slightly formal feel. I hope those with atopic dermatitis or allergies will give them a try. Of course, gauze traps air and keeps you warm, so I recommend them to everyone as winter replacement sleeves. I felt that plain sleeves would be boring, like bandages, so I've added stitching to the cuffs with colored thread. I think this little bit of playfulness is subtly cute. They don't have Velcro. Please lightly sew them onto your fake juban or attach them with small safety pins. By the way, my niece, who also has some atopic dermatitis and is prone to cold urticaria, has a clever trick: she sews the gauze replacement sleeves to the inside of the washable nagajuban sleeves. In other words, the nagajuban sleeves are double-layered. She then puts a matching gauze han-eri (collar) on the nagajuban. She puts the nagajuban with both the han-eri and replacement sleeves into a net and washes it in the washing machine on the hand-wash setting. Laziness runs in the family, I guess. You can still wear a kimono even if your skin condition is bad. Sleeve Length: Approximately 54 to 54.5 cm Sleeve Width: Approximately 31 to 33 cm The size will settle after washing. Stitched at the cuffs, one stitch each. No Velcro attached. Velcro can be added for an additional 500 yen. *Because there have been cancellations after Velcro was added, I will only sew it on after the order is confirmed. Therefore, I cannot upload photos of the sleeves with Velcro attached. I try to ship all items as quickly as possible, but of course, the earlier you order, the earlier I can ship. I can't accommodate requests for immediate shipping if the order has been held for a long time. If you need the item urgently, please order promptly. I cannot specify a delivery date. ◉ Cotton Han-eri (Collar) The pattern is matched at the back center. Many people are set on a white serge han-eri, but if you're applying ointment or a slightly colored cream, the han-eri will definitely get dirty. You can't help but move your neck. (Oh, but when you turn around in a kimono, turn with your upper body, not just your neck. That alone will make you look much more beautiful in your kimono. Try it!) Colored han-eri are less likely to show dirt than white ones. You can wash them without worry.