This item is a Honba Yūki-tsumugi kimono, an Important Intangible Cultural Property, featuring a stylish design of 100-kikkō (turtle shell pattern) woven in two colors: blue-gray and white. The color is similar to that of Tetsuo-nando (iron storage room) in the Japanese color dictionary, somewhere between that and Aitettsu (indigo iron). <Details: Material, etc.> Awase (lined) / Hiro-eri (wide collar) / Silk / With certification tag <Condition> No noticeable flaws, but please understand that this is a used item. Please refrain from purchasing if you are seeking perfection. <Size> Length...156 cm ※From shoulder (Inside hem...Front 8.5 cm, Back 10.5 cm) Sleeve length...45.4 cm (Seam allowance...9.5 cm) Width...63.5 cm (Seam allowance...Body side 4.3 cm, Sleeve side 3.5 cm) Front width...23.5 cm Back width...29 cm ※Please note that there may be slight variations in size. ※Seam allowance...When altering the size, seam allowance is also required, so please consider the seam allowance when making adjustments. Please consult with a Japanese tailor for details. ※Seam allowance is only listed for the outer fabric. There may be cases where the lining is not present. ※Inside hem is not listed for items where the length cannot be extended. ※Seam allowance is omitted for sleeve lengths of 48.5 cm or more, and for coats. o4