Stylish Item: Men's Nagajuban (Under-kimono) - Fan Motif & Artisan Scenes, Blue Gray, Stylish, Length 135cm

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♡Product Description♡
This is a men's nagajuban with a pale light blue base and a scattered pattern of fan motifs.
Inside the fans, scenes of Edo-era townspeople and sumo wrestling are finely depicted, creating a design reminiscent of ukiyo-e (Japanese woodblock prints).
While the color scheme is subdued, it has a stylish and fashionable atmosphere, making it a great match for antique-style or retro kimono coordinates.

◎Type of Kimono◎ Nagajuban (for men), Awase (lined)

◎Color◎ Pale light blue

◎Pattern◎ Fan motifs with Edo-era scenes

◎Material◎ Unknown, but feels like silk

◎Dimensions◎
Length: 135cm (shoulder to hem)
Sleeve to sleeve length: 66cm
Sleeve width: 34cm
Sleeve length: 46cm

※ Men's nagajuban are made 2-3cm shorter than the kimono's length to prevent them from peeking out from the hem.
The corresponding height for men's kimonos is the length + 28-30cm.

◎Stains◎
AB: Beautiful condition, but there is discoloration and small spots on the han-eri (collar) (navy blue part) due to aging (see photo 8).
If you are concerned, we recommend replacing the han-eri or layering a new han-eri over it if you choose to wear it as is.
Otherwise, there are no other noticeable stains.

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