《Long Length ■ Iro-Tomesode (Semi-Formal Colored Kimono) ◆ Short Poem Cards with Seasonal Landscapes and Auspicious Patterns ■ Gray ◆ With Back Crest ◆ Double-Lined Silk Kimono ◆ DH5-2》15000 A long length, perfect for tall people (o´艸`) This is a long-length, tall-size item♪ The design features a gold-leaf screen, waterside horsetails, swaying clusters of Japanese pampas grass, and classic short poem cards depicting the beauty of Japan's four seasons and auspicious motifs like pine, bamboo, plum, and flying cranes. This dyed item is suitable for celebratory occasions ( ・◡・ )♫•*¨ Perfect for attending receptions and parties, entrance and graduation ceremonies for children, from the first shrine visit to Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival), this one item will be very useful♪ There is a slight stain on the back of the right sleeve, and small spots on the collar and chest. Please understand that this is a recycled item before purchasing. ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ Click here for a list of oharikoichiba's Tsukesage and Homongi (formal visiting kimonos) #oharikoTsukesageHomongi ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ ‣ This is a double-lined kimono that can be worn from October to May. ＊We have many other items for sale, so please take a look♪ ＊As I am a Japanese tailor, please consult with me regarding alterations such as size♪ Material: Outer fabric: Silk Lining: Silk, white Hakkake (skirt lining): Silk, matching Wide collar, himo (ties) Suitable height: 155 cm to 168 cm. Size: Body length (from shoulder): 4 shaku 3 sun 4 (164.5cm) Sleeve length: 1 shaku 3 sun (49cm) Yuki (shoulder width + sleeve width): 1 shaku 7 sun 9 (67.5cm) Shoulder width: 8 sun 9 (33.5cm) Sleeve width: 9 sun (34cm) Front width: 6 sun 5 (24.5cm) Back width: 7 sun 9 (30cm) Alterations: Yuki alteration (5000 yen) Shoulder: × cm Sleeve: × cm Cannot be extended Body length alteration (15000 yen) Can be shortened by 4 cm, body length can be extended ▲▲Thank you very much.▲▲ #ILoveKimono #oharikoichiba Single-layered, single, double-lined, party, mother, mom, woman, entrance ceremony, graduation ceremony, wedding, second party, first shrine visit, Shichi-Go-San, museum, photography, Homongi, Tsukesage, 13