I found this while organizing my drawers, but it's not a design I wear, so I'm offering it to someone who would appreciate it. Material: Cotton & Linen. It has a crisp, cool feel. Pattern: Flowing water, floral, with a touch of light blue. Washing: Hand wash → air dry. Be careful with the collar and cuffs, as they tend to get oily. Dimensions: Center back to wrist 50cm, Length (shoulder to heel) 150cm ← (I've selected 145-149cm in the Mercari settings) ⭐️ Stains, odors, spots: None Shipping: Folded in a traditional manner, then further folded to fit the box size. I will try to minimize wrinkles. ──────────────────────────── ~Additional Notes~ Some people may be concerned that the length of this item might not allow for an "ohashori" (the folded-over part at the waist) depending on their height. However, ① It's made based on the height of people from the past, so it tends to be shorter. ② The "ohashori" originated from folding up the garment to prevent it from dragging and getting dirty when going outside, so it's not mandatory, especially if the garment is short like this one. ③ Yukata (summer kimono) = originally casual wear for after bathing, so there's no need to be overly strict. Based on these three combined reasons, I interpret that there's no need to be overly concerned, and those in the know tend to understand. As I work professionally in kimono sales, please feel free to ask any questions about coordination or anything else!