This is an oversized dress made using faded indigo fabric. The design is not overly unique, but it still clearly identifies as a piece made from vintage cloth, with stripes added to the neckline and skirt. The vintage fabric is in good condition, with a deep indigo color and a pleasant faded texture. The back of the dress, in particular, features faded indigo, making the back view very striking. The color will further evolve and improve with each wash. The finish is clean and fresh. It's a relaxed fit, and the vintage fabric itself is warm, so you can wear it with warm inner layers in the winter. Total length: 108 cm Shoulder width: 60 cm Body width (at the seam): 56 cm 【About the product】 Weak areas of the boro fabric have been reinforced, but this item is for those who appreciate the charm of aged cloth and enjoy repairing and caring for their clothes. We have used areas with small holes or stains that we liked. This item is for those who can appreciate such details as part of its character. For washing, we recommend dry cleaning or gentle hand washing. Due to the nature of indigo dye, the color will fade, so please wash it separately from other items. Sasaki Yohinten Emiowasu Usato no Fuku, plant-dyed, persimmon tannin Hand-woven, sakiori (rag weaving), leftover yarn, boro, kasuri (ikat) 45rpm, organic, mosquito netting Indigo dyeing, Tairyō-bata (fishing flags), gori-asa (coarse hemp), vintage cloth Antique tools, old folk houses, Yanma Sangyo Yumi Hayakawa, nagagi (long kimono), noragi (work clothes), ranru Hanten (short coat), sakiori (rag weaving), Sasaki Shoten, tsutsugaki (stencil dyeing) Katazome (stencil dyeing), koi nobori (carp streamers), cotton, family crests, era Kimono remake, kasuri (ikat), tsutsugaki (stencil dyeing) Pure silk, cloth scraps, Kurume-gasuri (ikat), komon (fine pattern), meisen (silk fabric) Patchwork, sashiko (needlework), old folk houses Kasuri (ikat), kayagasuri (mosquito net ikat), yukinko (snow child), stripes, Japanese sarasa (printed cotton)