I made a Samue (Japanese work clothes) from a visiting kimono with a "shitsuke" (basting stitches) featuring a flowing water and floral branch pattern on Tsumugi fabric. The sturdy Tsumugi fabric and the elegant flowing water and floral pattern are very stylish. The "flowing water and floral branch pattern" is a design that combines the appearance of flowing water with flowers blooming on branches. Flowing water has meanings such as "warding off evil, purity, and eternal happiness," and by adding "flowers," it goes beyond a mere depiction of a natural scene, conveying richer and more positive meanings such as "vitality," "the arrival of spring," and "the beginning and continuation of things." Jacket: Length 71cm, Width 62cm Waist: 100cm, with 70cm elastic inserted. Pants: Length 96cm, Inseam 66cm. I think it will fit a free size. Since it is sewn with a sewing machine, it can be washed in a washing machine using the delicate cycle with a laundry net. Elastic channels are provided at the sleeves and the hems of the pants. Elastic is included, so it can also be worn with elastic inserted. Please consider this item if you understand that it is made by an amateur tailor.