This is a tsumugi ensemble (a long kimono and a haori jacket) that was at my parents' house. I was told it was Oshima Tsumugi, but I don't know the details. It feels light and somewhat soft. The base color is black with light blue accents. The pattern in the 8th photo is the closest to the actual color, but from a distance, it looks overall light blue. The haori still has its basting stitches and appears unused, but there is a stain on the right shoulder to chest area. It blends in with the pattern and is not very noticeable. The long kimono has a small hole on the inside of the right sleeve. There are signs of repair. There also appear to be loose threads, small holes, and stains. They are not very noticeable due to the color and pattern, but please be aware. Silk Long Kimono: Double-layered Length: Approximately 133cm Sleeve to Sleeve: Approximately 67cm Sleeve Length: Approximately 48.5cm Front Width: Approximately 26cm Back Width: Approximately 31cm The lining is a glossy cotton. Haori Jacket Length: Approximately 85cm Sleeve to Sleeve: Approximately 68cm Sleeve Length: Approximately 49.5cm Front Width: Approximately 13.5cm Back Width: Approximately 31cm Gusset Width: Approximately 7cm No haori cord The lining of the haori features a dragon design and is stylish. For remaking or repurposing. Also, since the haori is relatively clean, how about using it as winter outerwear? If it's not a formal occasion, women can also wear it without any problem. Shipped via Takkyubin (home delivery service). #UmeKimono