A deep dark indigo print on a white cotton yukata kimono. The text is a rikishi’s (sumo wrestler) name, Isehama, among a net pattern. Rikishi Terunofuji retired 2026, Isehama has now taken over the name
Lined at shoulders and has a reinforcement panel where the heels put pressure on a kimono when sitting in seiza (traditional kneeling position),  it looks like a patch on the inside but is not a repair, it is added to high quality kimonos to protect the textile were it gets most strain put on it
Yukata kimono. Yukata are unlined, cotton kimonos, worn as ultra casual kimonos at summer festivals, at home and as bath robes
Yukata often have a panel sewn to the inside to reinforce the area that gets most strain when sitting in seiza, the kneeling sitting position. It looks like a patch on the inside but is not a repair. Not all yukata have it but some do
Type: A hitoe (unlined) kimono
Cotton

Condition: Excellent
 
Measurements:
Sleeve end to sleeve end 135cm
Sleeve seam to sleeve seam 66cm
Length 139cm
 
To judge fit on you (measurements below)...
Check height: For men you should pick a kimono that is about 10” (25cm) shorter than your heightCheck width: A kimono with a width (Sleeve seam to sleeve seam measurement) that is at least 16” (40cm) greater than your hip size will fit perfectly, although if the width of the kimono is not at least 10” (25cm) greater than your hip size, your legs may be visible as you walk, there’s nothing wrong with that of course, but it’s just not the traditional way
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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