#haku's Tsukesage #haku's Iromuji (Color-Solid Kimono) ↑ This is an Iromuji with a Tsujigahana pattern on the entire surface, but with a ground pattern (embroidery) that resembles an Eba pattern like a Tsukesage. An Iromuji with a single crest is considered a semi-formal attire, equivalent to a Homongi or Tsukesage without a crest, and can be worn in a wide range of situations such as weddings, entrance ceremonies, graduation ceremonies, and tea ceremonies. The Tsujigahana embroidery placed on the left chest, one sleeve, and hem provides a well-balanced elegance, creating a beautiful appearance. The Tsujigahana expressed through embroidery is wonderful. One crest of Sagari Fuji (sewn crest) ◉ Unused Tango Chirimen Silk Awase (lined) Tsujigahana Embroidery Eba Pattern (Tsukesage Pattern) Single Crest Iromuji Kimono With basting threads ・ Size Length from back: Approximately 147cm Sleeve length: Approximately 45cm 裄丈 (Yuki length): Approximately 64cm Front width: Approximately 24.5cm Back width: Approximately 29cm Suitable for people approximately 142-152cm tall Please understand that there may be slight errors due to amateur measurements. ・Material: Silk (Tango Chirimen) ※ The color is a refreshing light green (impression of willow gray). Please understand that the color may appear different depending on the lighting and the environment in which you are viewing it. The appeal of Iromuji is, above all, the wide range of occasions in which it can be worn. Because it is a plain-looking kimono, it is perfect for when you want to attend modestly. It can be used for tea ceremonies, lessons, and other occasions where your children are the main focus (entrance ceremonies, graduation ceremonies, Shichi-Go-San, etc.). Awase Kimono: Wearing season October to May It will be folded compactly and shipped simply. For those who can understand that it is a home-stored item. Shipping included Iromuji Tsukesage All-over pattern Peppermint green For petite people