Purchased from the Order-Heavy Kimono Shop: This is a cape coat (knit fabric, off-white). It has many collar arrangement patterns and can be used conveniently with both kimono and Western clothes. The 14th photo is from the blog post at the time of its introduction. The number of pieces produced was very small, and the coat sold out immediately upon release. I wore it with care, but I'm selling it because the shoulder width no longer fits me. Due to aging, the surface of the piping has come off almost entirely around the entire circumference (see photo 12), and upon close inspection, there is yellowing on the hem of the left sleeve (photo 13). Also, because it's knit, there is some pilling. (I think it's in good condition considering it's about 20 years old) The piping is unnoticeable from a distance, and it might be better to remove the surface completely. (It comes off easily) Also, the button for attaching the fur around the neck came off once, so I repaired it by hand. It was a little cold to wear in the winters of Tohoku, so I wore it only once or twice a year, and I haven't worn it much in the last ten years. Therefore, if you don't mind the condition of the piping, it's still in a wearable condition. It's made in Japan, so it's well-made. I believe it's within the range of wearability for those who understand vintage clothing, but please understand that there are the aforementioned issues. If you wish to cancel due to any issues not mentioned in the description, please be sure to return the item for fraud prevention.