I've created training wear that's similar to wearing a kimono. I've made this item in response to requests for a design that can be used at home, not just during tea ceremony practice. ∞∞∞∞∞ ∞∞∞∞∞ ∞∞∞∞∞ The shoulder straps cross in the back, and by tightening the part that sits at the obi, you can carry items like kaishi (paper for sweets) in your bosom just like when wearing a kimono. The belt part where the fukusa (silk cloth) is placed has a non-slip material to prevent the fukusa from falling off. Suitable for both Gyaku-gatte (reverse hand) and normal tea ceremony styles. The shoulder straps are long, about 115 cm. If the straps are too long, we recommend shortening them to a more comfortable length. ⌘Material⌘ Twill Tencel 65% Rayon 35% This fabric is water-repellent and wrinkle-resistant (not waterproof). ⌘Color⌘ Navy The photos on the mannequin best represent the color. ⌘Size⌘ Size 7 to 13 Detailed measurements: Length from the waist (from the seam) 55 cm ∞∞∞∞∞ Everything from cutting to sewing is done by hand. This time, for the re-release, we have commissioned the sewing, and to ensure that the craftspeople receive proper wages, we have slightly adjusted the price.