Left: Wool, Kikko Kasuri Haori (jacket), Length 63cm Center: Wool, I-Kasuri Kimono Right: Pure Silk, Tsumugi Kimono All three items together Made in Japan ♡ There are no noticeable stains, but: The I-Kasuri kimono in the center has several holes in the hem. The haori has two holes near the shoulder of the sleeve. Therefore, how about using them as fabric for making interior goods such as cushion covers and noren (curtains), or for handmade materials such as monpe (work pants), skirts, and vests? Or, how about for everyday wear? Since these are old kimonos, there may be oversights. I would be happy to sell them to those who understand used items and antique kimonos. I am currently listing Yukinko (snow child) patterned Bingo Kasuri! Old cloth, old fabric scraps, antique kimono Vintage kimono, flea market, antiques, Showa retro vintage