Navy blue flared skirt. It does not have a lining. There are four tucks each in the front and back panels. The fabric name is unknown, but it's a slightly thin fabric that feels cold in mid-winter. The texture is rough, and it has diagonal embossed lines, so please check the enlarged photo (photo 7). The weight is about 210 grams on an analog scale, making it lightweight. This is a one-of-a-kind item sewn by a relative who worked in dressmaking using an industrial sewing machine in the Showa era. The hem appears to have been cut and finished by another amateur, and the stitching is rough. If possible, it would be better to fold it inward again and secure it with a blind stitch or similar. It is listed as a size L, but please be sure to check the size measurements below. Waist: 75 cm (measured on the inside circumference) Length: 61 cm (measured from the top of the belt) (Units are in centimeters, and the measurements are approximate as they are amateur measurements) This item has been stored for a long time, but the exact age and frequency of wear are unknown. There is a feeling of wear, but there appear to be no particularly noticeable large scratches or stains. Please also check the photos. *Considering the possibility of long-term storage, steam ironing has not been applied. If you are concerned about wrinkles, please iron it before wearing. *When shipping, it will be folded small and packed in a Yu-Packet Post, which is reflected in the price. Color...Blue Pattern...Solid Season...Spring/Summer