This is a silk houmongi (formal visiting kimono). It has a wide collar and is lined. This is a beautiful yuzen houmongi in a cherry blossom color with landscape and floral patterns. How about it for Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival), graduation, or entrance ceremonies? There is some discoloration on the collar, but it won't be visible if you fold it over a little deeper. There are small spots on both sleeves. Also, very small spots are seen here and there, but they are not noticeable. Please refrain from purchasing this kimono if you are concerned about the stains. Search for #aketanKimono to see the kimono-related items currently on sale (⁎ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈⁎) ✱ We do not offer discounts on individual items. ✱ Please be sure to read the profile. ✱ Please read the profile every time, as it is updated regularly. ✱ Please inspect the item as soon as it arrives. ✱ We will not accept returns under any circumstances after the stitching threads or tags have been removed. ✱ Please confirm the availability in the comments before purchasing. Due to a chronic illness, there may be delays in communication and shipping, so please contact us in advance if you are in a hurry. We only ask that you understand that the measurements and inspections are done by an amateur. Also, please understand that the colors may look different from the actual item depending on your monitor. Depending on the fabric of the kimono, the thickness varies, so we use Letter Pack, but if it doesn't fit, it will be sent by Mercari delivery. Also, thin obi (sashes) and kimonos will be sent by Nekopos if possible. After receiving the item, please inspect it and contact us before leaving a rating if there are any problems. Length from shoulder 157cm, inside hem 4.5cm Sleeve length 62cm, seam allowance on sleeve side 1.5cm, on body side 5cm Sleeve length 48cm, seam allowance 5cm Sleeve width 34cm Front width 24cm Back width 29.5cm Kimono, Kimono, Houmongi, Komon, Haori, Long Haori, Nagajuban, Antique Kimono, Taisho Roman, Kimono dressing, Hatsumiyamairi (first shrine visit), Shichi-Go-San, Entrance ceremony, Graduation ceremony, Reception, Party, Tea ceremony, Hatsugama (first tea ceremony of the year)