Price reduced. Originally listed at 3900 yen → Nagajuban (long undergarment) - Awase (lined) - Silk - Square Pattern - Includes Han-eri (collar) and Koshi-himo (waist strings) The irregular square pattern peeks out from the sleeves, making this a lovely Nagajuban. ○ Condition Used, worn a few times, and stored at home. Includes a plum blossom patterned Han-eri, snap closures on the collar, and Koshi-himo for easy dressing. It's Awase and carefully hand-sewn. There is slight yellowing on the lining, and some signs of wear on the Han-eri, hem, and cuffs, although it's only noticeable upon close inspection. Please refer to the photos. Since these areas are not visible when wearing the Nagajuban, it's suitable for those who don't mind. Please excuse any creases or folds from storage. ○ Material Silk ○ Size Length: Approximately 128 cm (from shoulder, folded in half approximately 64 x 2) Yukitake (shoulder to cuff): Approximately 64 cm (4 cm seam allowance) Sleeve Length: Approximately 48 cm Sleeve Width: Approximately 32 cm Front Width: Approximately 22 cm Back Width: Approximately 30 cm Please be aware that this is a personal inspection and flat measurement, and there may be oversights or errors. As used items, there are individual differences in how they are perceived, so please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to such matters. The photos represent everything, including the color and condition, and the price is set accordingly. We do not accept price negotiations for single items. If you purchase multiple items and they can be shipped together, we will discount the shipping cost. Please let us know in the comments for each item. Please read the profile before purchasing, and if you understand and agree, please proceed with the purchase. Kimono, Nagajuban, Hadajuban (undershirt), Japanese clothing, Komon (small pattern kimono), Silk, Yukata (summer kimono) Tsukesage (semi-formal kimono), Homongi (visiting kimono), Han-eri (collar), Mikawa core, Nagoya Obi (obi), Hiraki Nagoya (Nagoya obi style), Matsuba tailoring, Kyo-bukuro Obi (Kyoto bag obi), Fukuro Obi (formal obi), Hakata-ori (Hakata weave), Hanhaba Obi (half-width obi), Kodukuro Obi (small bag obi), Kimono Yamato, Sodo, Ginza Ichiri, KIMONO MODERN, Bushoan, Saku Kenkyujo, Furifu, Kururi, Okaju, 390