It comes with a large sheet of paper that can be cut out and used as is, as well as an instruction manual.
This is recommended for those who want to wear a yukata but are not able to put it on well by themselves! 
This is recommended for those who want to wear a yukata but can't put it on properly by themselves. 
The yukata has a separate upper and lower yukata and an obi that you simply wrap around the yukata to keep it in place and make you look beautiful in your yukata! 
(The obi comes with a drawing and instructions for making the obi.)
Suitable fabrics: Light to medium weight fabrics (cotton satin, soft broadcloth, yarn-dyed check, soft pique)


U.S. SizeWaist (in)Height (in)Back Length (in)Top Length (in)Skirt Length (in)
S32–3459–6120.519.735.0
M34–3761–6421.720.936.6
L37–4064–6723.222.438.2
XL40–4367–7026.022.438.6

Note: Measurements are approximate. Choose the size that best matches your waist and height

Recommended Fabrics

Light to medium-weight cotton fabrics such as:

  • Cotton sateen

  • Soft broadcloth

  • Yarn-dyed checks

  • Soft pique

Fabric Requirements (in inches)

For Two-Piece Yukata

Waist (in)Height (in)Fabric Width 42"Belt Width 36–42"
32–3759–61173"63"
61–64181"63"
64–67197"63"
37–4359–61185"63"
61–64193"63"
64–67201"63"

Materials Needed

ItemAmount
Fusible stay tape (0.8" wide) – for skirt79"
Fusible stay tape (0.8" wide) – for belt130"
Fusible interfacing (63" × 36")1 sheet
Belt stiffener (approx. 14" wide)63"
Safety pins or hanger clipsOptional
Large pin (for threading the belt)16"