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【size】 Height: 159.0cm (62.6in), Size M Sleeve length: 62.5cm (24.6in) Sleeve length: 48.7cm (19.2in) Sleeve width: 32.2cm (12.7in) Front width: 24.5cm (9.6in) Back width: 30.5cm (12.0in) (Slightly fuller L size) Suitable height: 154.0cm (60.6in) to 164.0cm (64.6in) 【material】 Outer material: Pure silk (silk) Lining material: Pure silk (In the case of lined garments, the lining material is the same as the body lining material.) [Tailoring Techniques] Lined kimono with wide collar and one crest. 【situation】 Table rank: AAA Collar stains: No stains or dirt, in clean condition. *If there are any stains or blemishes, please refer to the images for detailed locations. Hidden Rank: AA Sleeve and hem stains: No stains or dirt, in clean condition. Wrinkles and lining: The lining is slightly yellowed, and there are stains in several places. There are a few small stains on the outer fabric, but they are not very noticeable. 【explanation】 This is a plain-colored silk kimono in a delicate green color, giving it an elegant impression. It can be styled in a variety of ways by combining it with different obi sashes and accessories. As semi-formal attire, it can be worn in a wide range of situations, such as celebrations and tea ceremonies. The high-quality texture of the silk further enhances the appearance. This plain-colored silk kimono in a delicate green color exudes an elegant atmosphere. [Artists and Techniques] (Not specified) 【season】 Lined kimono (October, November, December, January, February, March, April, May) Autumn, Winter, Spring [Sash to match] Formal occasions: For plain-colored kimono with a subtle pattern, it is common to pair them with a fukuro obi (formal sash) with a classic pattern. For highly formal occasions, you can use a formal fukuro obi, while for regular formal occasions, you can choose a fukuro obi in your preferred color and pattern. High-ranking obis using gold or silver threads may sometimes be considered too formal for a plain-colored kimono, which is considered semi-formal attire. For casual occasions: Plain-colored kimonos without a woven pattern, or those with one or no crests, can be paired with Nagoya obi, hanhaba obi, or sharé fukuro obi. These are suitable for everyday outings and casual gatherings. Among Nagoya obi, woven ones are considered more formal than dyed ones. [Scene Ranking] A plain-colored kimono is a kimono that is dyed in a single color without any patterns. Some have a woven pattern, while others do not. Plain-colored kimonos with a woven pattern are more suitable for formal occasions. They can be worn by both married and unmarried women. A plain-colored kimono can be worn in a variety of situations, depending on the obi (sash) and whether or not it has a family crest. A plain-colored kimono with one crest: This is a semi-formal garment equivalent to a visiting kimono without a crest. It is suitable for formal occasions such as a friend's wedding or a child's graduation or entrance ceremony, as well as more casual occasions such as tea ceremonies and parties. Plain-colored kimono without crests: This is a casual kimono of the same rank as komon or tsumugi. It is suitable for dinner parties, parties, and theater outings with acquaintances and friends. However, if you wear a high-ranking obi, it can also be worn to semi-formal occasions. A plain-colored kimono with three crests: This is formal attire for highly formal occasions. If you're going to wear a plain-colored kimono to your child's entrance or graduation ceremony, given the school setting, it's recommended to pair a subdued-colored kimono with a slightly elegant, classic-patterned obi (sash). For a formal tea ceremony, a plain-colored kimono with a subtle pattern and one or three crests, paired with a classic-patterned obi (sash), is perfect. For a more casual tea gathering, a plain-colored kimono with just one crest or even no crests at all is acceptable. Plain-colored kimonos are incredibly versatile; you can enjoy a variety of looks simply by changing the obi (sash) and accessories. 【age】 This garment can be worn by people of all ages. The impression changes depending on the obi (sash) and accessories you combine it with, so please enjoy creating your favorite look. It is suitable for a wide range of ages. It can be worn by a wide range of ages, from 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s and up. Hashtag examples: #SolidColorKimono #PureSilk #Kimono #SemiFormal #JapaneseClothing #TeaCeremony #Wedding #EntranceCeremony #GraduationCeremony #RakutenKimono [Please check] *Used item: There may be stains or scratches not mentioned in the description. Thank you for your understanding. *New items: Please note that delivery may take some time for items that need to be ordered from the supplier. If you are in a hurry, please contact us. *Tailoring and alterations: Kimono Hitotoki, which handles recycled kimonos and other items, also offers this service. Recycled Kimono, Plain Color, Silk, Size M (Slightly Plus Size L), Special Item, Length 159.0cm (62.6in), Sleeve Length 62.5cm (24.6in), Lined, Ready-made, Single Family Crest, Green Leaf Pattern, Reused, uu1790b |
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