Men's Silk "Otokoshime" Reversible Reversible with Hakata Kenjo pattern and a single-line pattern. Men's datejime (under-kimono sash) are called "Otokoshime." While there are long koshihimo (waist cords) for men made of nylon or polyester, silk koshihimo provide a firm hold, making it difficult for the kimono to come undone, resulting in a crisp and well-defined appearance. Length: Approximately 280cm Width: Approximately 9cm Also suitable for festival happi (traditional Japanese coat) waist cords, obi (sashes), remaking, handmade crafts, and kimono dressing practice. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to items stored at home. There is some wear and tear as shown in the photos, but it can still be used. *Price negotiation is not possible. Kimono dressing Appearance Men's Kimono Dressing Japanese clothing Yukata (summer kimono) Formal wear Festival Happi Happi cord Koshihimo (waist cord) Datejime (under-kimono sash) Datejime Summer kimono Japanese clothes Men's wear Happi Hakata Kenjo pattern Hakata-ori (Hakata weaving) Honbukuro (double-layered fabric) Kakobi (men's obi) Men's obi