Japanese Kimono " FURISODE" are worn by unmarried women,

Nowadays, "Furisode" is the most prestigious dress for unmarried women.

The patterns of each kimono have different meanings, symbolizing prayers and wishes.

Material	Pure silk　正絹（silk 100%）
Size M	Length 170.5 cm(5' 5"), Shoulder length 67 cm (26.37"), Sleeve Depth 115 cm(45.27”),  Sleeve Width  35   cm ( 13.77" )  Front width    24  cm(    9.44”) Width of back   60 cm( 23.62")
Pattern	Butterflies, Plants, Streams  Gold thread/ leaf
Ground color	Charcoal Gray/ Brownish Orange/Dark green
Condition	Very Good! The item feels slightly used, with no noticeable blemishes except faint stains and slight peeling of gold leaf in some places.
Weight	1248  g

                                          

            If you're looking to wear a traditional Japanese way,

Choose a length that's plus or minus 5cm from your height.

For example, if you're 160cm tall, a kimono between 155cm and 165cm would fit you.

(However, if you omit the obi and wear it as a gown, size isn't an issue.)

                           Kimonos are designed to be passed down from parent to child, so a kimono is made with this consideration. 

                          Many kimonos are made with a technique called "nuikomi" (sewn-in) that allows for lengthening. 

                          (bodice, sleeves, and shoulders). However, because they have a lining, undoing this stitching would take 

                           a little bit of time.