【Restock with Longer Sleeves】Kimono and Hakama for Girls, 110-120cm

Please read our profile.

????Delivering Celebrations?????
This is a handmade kimono and hakama set for babies and kids. Why not capture memorable photos at various celebrations like birthdays, Shichi-Go-San (Children's Day), and Hinamatsuri (Doll's Festival) while wearing an authentic hakama?

Kimono: Nagomi Sakura White x Purple Hakama
Kasanegeri (layered collar): Mustard Yellow

*The photo shows a size 100cm, 3-year-old child on a mannequin.

[Size]
*Kimono
● 100% Cotton
● Yuki (center back neck to cuff): Approx. 43.5 cm (Shoulder pleats can be extended by 5 cm on one side)
● Sleeve length: Approx. 48 cm (Longer sleeves)
● Length: Approx. 43 cm
● Kasanegeri uses chirimen (crepe fabric)

*Hakama
● 100% Polyester
● Length: Approx. 64 cm
Please remove the basting stitches before wearing.

[How to Wear]
1. Put on the kimono and tie the inner and outer strings.
2. Put on the hakama with the part where the waist ties spread out facing the back. Tuck the kimono into the hakama.
3. Tie the waist ties at the back, from front to back.
4. Tie the waist ties into a ribbon shape, from back to front.

*The hakama is designed like gaucho pants with plenty of pleats.

[Notes]
?? This is a handmade item by an amateur, so there may be imperfections. Please consider purchasing only if you understand this.
?? Sizes are approximate. Please refer to the Yuki and hakama length. We cannot accept returns, exchanges, or alterations to the length or Yuki. We recommend measuring your child.
?? This is a set sale of top and bottom.
?? Please refrain from price negotiations.
?? The kasanegeri may shrink or fade, so be careful not to get it wet. If washing the kimono by hand, remove the kasanegeri and reattach it with fabric double-sided tape or sew it on. We recommend spot cleaning soiled areas. Iron the hakama with a pressing cloth.

Wedding, Okuizome (First Meal Ceremony), 100-day celebration, Half Birthday, New Year's formal wear, Peach Festival, Hinamatsuri, Baby Shower, Birthday Present, Shichi-Go-San, Graduation Ceremony, New Year, Japanese clothing, Zarame Hakama, Matching outfits