★★ There's a sales commission campaign, so the price is 3500 yen ⇒ 3400 yen until February 10th. Thank you for viewing! Making kimono dressing easier and more comfortable ☆ This is the bleached cotton half-undergarment I arrived at with that thought in mind. I've made several, so I'm listing this one that was just finished. The specifications vary slightly each time, so please check the details carefully (‐人‐) *************************** Recommended for people like this.:*:・'°☆ ・Always have trouble with the collar合わせ (awase - fitting the collar) ・Can't wear polyester or silk undergarments well ・It's troublesome to match the sleeves of the undergarment with the various sleeve lengths of my kimonos ・I sweat a lot, so I want to wash it constantly, etc. *************************** ○ Made of 100% cotton bleached cotton, so it's comfortable and can be machine washed. Also, it's pre-washed before sewing. This uses Chita Yuki-zara (a type of bleached cotton). ○ Hand-sewing and machine sewing are used together. ○ Quilt batting is inserted in the collar. It gives the collar a plump look. Thin corduroy fabric is used for the half-collar. How about it for a casual winter outfit? (^^) It's hand-sewn, so you can change it to your favorite half-collar when spring comes. Kurikoshi (back neck drop) 7 minutes, Tsukekomi (shoulder width) 5 minutes Collar width center 5.5cm, collar tip 7cm ○ The chest string is sewn and secured at the center back. The fabric has been changed, so the back looks neat, and the front has a cute polka dot pattern, making dressing up fun♪ Photo 6: It's a tube sleeve, but the sleeve opening is made wide and roomy. (Sleeve opening circumference 50cm) Photo 7: There are a few sticker marks from the fabric roll. Approximate size Body length 60cm Back width 31cm Yuki length (sleeve length) 62cm (including lace) Photo 8: There are slits on the sides, so it's free size. ※ It may not fit those with very large chests or those size LL or larger. I've made it with care. Please refrain from requests for price reductions m(__)m These are the specifications I arrived at for myself, but would you like to try it if you're interested?