Total length 77cm, waist belt width 7cm. Six panels of fabric are sewn together, with tucks gathered, and a belt of about 120cm in length is attached, with two 75cm elastic bands inserted. Slash pockets are on both sides. Yuki-tsumugi silk is characterized by its durability, so the fabric feels a bit stiff. I've washed it twice to remove the starch, but it's still not quite there. It looks like box pleats, but it's not. Although it's fabric, it's from an old storage, so I may have missed some small scratches or fading. It's new as a skirt, but please understand this. I rarely add linings to my kimono remake clothing due to concerns about shrinkage and color transfer. I think it would be fun to wear a petticoat or something similar. When washing, dry clean or hand wash at home to quickly rinse off sweat, or use the delicate cycle (in a laundry net). Spin for about 5 seconds! Then hang to dry in the shade. Ironing is recommended from the back, but if you spin it less and stretch it out while drying, you might be able to get away without ironing. Be careful, as it will wrinkle if you spin it thoroughly! Hand washing and hand wringing are recommended. The mannequin is a size 9. It's designed to be free size, so around L or LL. The waist belt is about 120cm, so please use that as a reference. There is no lining, so you can layer a petticoat or leggings in the colder months to expand your styling options. This itself is not see-through. Sewing is done with a sewing machine and by hand. Although it's new as clothing, it uses old kimono fabric, so there may be unexpected damage or scratches. Also, as it is handmade, there may be distortions or misalignments. Thank you for your understanding. Large size