Thank you for viewing. The outer fabric uses a deconstructed fire brigade happi coat, which has likely seen action in various demanding environments. It has been home-cleaned and further dyed with persimmon tannin. The lining uses fabric from a deconstructed men's yukata, also dyed with persimmon tannin. It has a pocket and is reversible. Both are made from vintage fabric, so there may be age-related wear and tear, stains, needle holes from deconstruction, color fading, and uneven dyeing from the persimmon tannin. Please consider these factors before purchasing. Originally, it was sewn with a sturdy fabric and interfacing. A long vertical pocket has been added inside. How about using it for walks or shopping, carrying your wallet, smartphone, paperback books, etc.? Materials: Outer: Thick cotton Lining: Cotton Cord: Edo-style braided cord (navy) Cord stopper: Moss green loop end Size: Height: 24cm Width: 21cm Cord length: 62cm per side Inner pocket: Height: 16cm Width: 14cm Please note that there may be slight size variations due to the handmade nature of the product. If you are considering a purchase, please read the profile section. Although it has not been used after being made into a Shingen-bukuro (a traditional drawstring bag), it is a remade item from vintage fabric, so it is listed as having scratches and stains.