A Kakko-obi is a type of men's belt. It is about 10 centimeters wide and about 4 meters long, and can be made as a fukuro-obi (lined obi), hitoe-obi (single-layer obi), or with an obi core. It is the most commonly used obi for men's Japanese attire. It is more formal than a heko-obi (soft obi), and in addition to the common Hakata-ori (Hakata weave), there are also tsumugi (pongee), ro (crepe), donsu (satin damask), and linen for summer. This versatile obi can be used for formal wear, everyday kimonos, yukata, and more, and is reversible. It can be used on both sides depending on the occasion. 【Condition】 Brand new, unused. Label attached. ◆This is a used item, regardless of whether it has been used or not. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to this. Please read the notes below m(_ _)m 【Material】 ◆Cotton woven fabric 【Dimensions】 ◆Length: 402cm ◆Width: 9cm #Kimono #Obi #Furisode #753 #Iwai-gi (ceremonial kimono) #Tomesode #Homongi #Tsukesage #Iromuji #Komono #Tsumugi #Oshima Tsumugi #Yuki Tsumugi #Linen #Cotton #Kasuri (ikat) #Synthetic fiber #Obi #Men's kimono #Children's kimono #Yukata #Haori #Michiyuki (outerwear) #Coat #Nagajuban (undershirt) #Kimono dressing #Rental clothing #Stage costume #Dance costume #Kimono remake #Ceremonies and funerals #Kakko-obi