Anonymous shipping, beautiful condition, very reasonably priced. This is a beautiful black formal kimono (kurotomesode) with gorgeous gold thread embroidery and five family crests (kamon) - one on the back, two on the chest, and two on the back sleeves. This is a very high-quality kimono that was displayed in a costume rental shop. (Because it is a rental kimono, it uses a common crest (tsumon) - the three-leaf oak crest (mitsukashiwamon). The three-leaf oak crest is known as a design-oriented, traditional and historically correct family crest, and is often used as a common crest.) Kurotomesode is the most formal attire (first formal attire) for married women, and is the most formal type of kimono. It can be worn at weddings, engagement ceremonies, etc. It is also popular as a remake material. 【Size】 Length: 162cm (from shoulder) Sleeve length: 65cm Sleeve width: 33cm Sleeve length: 48cm Front width: 29cm Back width: 29cm *Sizes may vary slightly 【How to think about the length】 Your height -10cm +5cm is the wearing size of the kimono. Example: For a 160cm kimono, it will fit someone between 150cm and 165cm. 【How to think about hip size】 Back width x 2 + Front width x 2 (Judgment criteria for whether the hips fit comfortably) 【Material】 Pure silk (double-layered) 【Condition】 Although it was displayed in a rental shop and may have some deterioration or signs of use, it is in beautiful condition with no noticeable stains. However, the product number is on the back. It has been folded and stored in a chest of drawers. Please forgive any minor oversights of stains, etc., as it is a used item stored at home. I try to take pictures as close to the actual color as possible, but it may be different because I am an amateur photographer. I am offering it at a very reasonable price. Therefore, I cannot answer overly detailed questions. There may be a feeling of use, smell, and fold wrinkles unique to antique items. It will be shipped folded small. Please understand the above before purchasing. Tsumugi, Komon, Homongi, Tsukesage, Kimono, Obi, Hakata Obi, Fukuro Obi, Nagoya Obi, Kurotomesode, Tomesode, Japanese clothing, Japanese attire, Share Obi, Wedding, Coming-of-Age Ceremony, Entrance Ceremony, Graduation Ceremony, Shrine Visit, Furisode, Weddings and funerals, Mother's kimono, Remake material, Kimono dressing lessons