This item is being sold at a reduced price for disposal, but it was originally a high-value item, so please refrain from price negotiations. If the item is sold around the same time, we may not be able to sell it to you, so please be sure to contact us through the question box before purchasing. There have been cases where images of our products have been reposted on fraudulent websites and are being sold at a discount, so please be careful not to buy our products from unfamiliar sites. This is a color uchikake (ceremonial outer kimono) for Japanese weddings, for the bride. The color is red with a blue-toned lame weave. The pattern is of cranes, with a modern blue lame pattern in the background of the cranes. The undergarments, obi (sash), and accessories are not included; this is an offering of the color uchikake only. The size is: length 188cm, front width 28cm, back width 31cm, and sleeve length 65cm. The width of the back is twice the back width. The size is free, and it should fit sizes from small to large, so you don't have to worry too much, but the person who wore it during the image shooting was about size 15, and it may be difficult for those who are larger than this to wear it. Wedding attire in the Japanese style is very expensive to rent at a wedding hall. It's a lot of work to prepare everything for a Japanese wedding, but if you rent a complete set of shiromuku (white wedding kimono) and only bring in the color uchikake, you can change the color uchikake and change your outfit, which will save you a lot of money. We are disposing of several color uchikake used in wedding photo studios due to replacement. Some have never been used, and some have been used several times, and the condition varies, but they can be used without any problems for photo weddings, etc. The color uchikake is a more luxurious item than a dress, and we are offering it at a disposal price as a used item. The original price varies, but they are all expensive items, so we do not offer discounts. The color uchikake is more elaborate than the shiromuku, with many details such as foil, dyeing, woven patterns, and embroidery, and many parts are hand-sewn, making it a very delicate item. There may be some minor imperfections, such as slight stains, fraying, snags, and broken threads, so please consider that it is a used item, and those who are concerned should refrain from purchasing.