Kariginu Quality: 100% Polyester (Main Material) Others The kariginu was originally clothing worn during hunting. Because it was active and easy to move in, it became the everyday wear of the nobility. Today, it is used as a formal dress for Shinto priests, as well as for stage performances in television historical dramas, Noh and Kyogen theater, Kabuki, and Japanese dance. It is often worn by the courtier class, such as Fujiwara no Michinaga and Fujiwara no Yorimichi, who appear in NHK Taiga dramas and historical dramas. Free Size: Sleeve Length: 100cm, Body Length: 150cm, Sleeve Length: 73cm, Body Width: 68cm (Reference Suitable Height: For those 160-185cm tall) Hakama/String Length: 88cm, Front String: 400cm, Back String: 240cm Notes ★ Because the patterned fabric used for the product is a continuous pattern, the pattern may not appear the same as the product on the product page. Please understand. Specifications, standards, materials, etc. may differ from before due to manufacturing circumstances depending on the timing of the sale. We appreciate your understanding when ordering additional or multiple quantities. Please note that slight errors may occur in the listed sizes due to product characteristics, sewing, and materials. ★ Colors may appear slightly different depending on your PC environment and the shooting environment. ★ To keep product prices down, we use simple packaging. ★ We cannot accept returns or exchanges for reasons such as different colors or images, or different actual sizes, due to the customer's convenience after the product arrives. If there are defects in the product or initial defects due to our reasons, please contact us within 3 days of the product's arrival. ★ The products on sale are non-brand new items. Although they are new and unused, there may be delicate fraying, wrinkles, no tags, odors, delicate stains, or scratches. Please refrain from purchasing if you are extremely particular about quality.