Length 76 cm Originally, I wanted to release this for the moon viewing festival. It's a skirt made from cream-colored komon (fine pattern) fabric and a subdued, purplish-brown synthetic fabric. It's not a kimono-style tuck skirt. It's fluffy. Both fabrics were thin, so I added a beige lining. Originally, I rarely add linings to clothes made from remade kimonos because of concerns about shrinkage and color transfer. This time, I added it because the fabric was thin and seemed see-through. When washing, hand wash separately and quickly rinse off sweat. Spin for about 5 seconds! Then, hang to dry in the shade. Iron from the back, preferably with a pressing cloth. However, if you spin it less and stretch it out while drying, you might be able to get away without ironing. The mannequin is a size 9. It's designed to be free size, so it's about L or LL. The waist belt is a little over 100 cm, so please use that as a reference. There is no lining, so you can layer a petticoat or leggings in the colder months to expand your styling options. This skirt itself is not see-through. The sewing is done with a sewing machine and by hand. Although it is a new garment, it uses old kimono fabric, so there may be unexpected damage or imperfections. Also, as it is handmade, there may be some distortion or misalignment. Thank you for your understanding.