Traditional Arrow Pattern Kimono (Kofurisode/Komon Kimono),Hakama Set

Condition: 100% Brand New & Pristine

Options:
-Kimono Only
-Kimono 5PCS Set(kimono, pure black/blue hakama, half-width obi/tsuke obi, juban with erishin (collar stiffener)

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Size of Komon Kimono
Kimono Length: 163cm
Middle Back to Wrist : 68cm
Sleeve Length: 49cm

Size of Kofurisode Kimono (Short Version)
Length of Kimono: 110cm
Middle Back to Wrist : 68cm
Sleeve Length: 79cm

Size of Kofurisode Kimono (Long Version)
Length of Kimono: 163cm
Middle Back to Wrist : 68cm
Sleeve Length: 79cm

Kimono & Hakama Material: Polyester/Washable & Comfortable
The kimono is meticulously crafted using premium polyester fabric, which has been carefully selected for its exceptional quality. This fabric has been sourced from a reputable factory known for supplying fabric for traditional Japanese kimono clothing.

What is Kofurisode?
Kofurisode is a type of furisode kimono. It is one of the three main types of furisode, including ōfurisode, which has long sleeves ranging from approximately 124 to 114 cm, chu-furisode, which is semi-formal with shorter sleeves ranging from approximately 95 to 99 cm, and ko-furisode, which has sleeves of approximately 76 cm in length.

Kofurisode with hakama is traditionally worn on special occasions in Japan, such as coming-of-age ceremonies, weddings, and tea ceremonies. It is also suitable for relaxed atmosphere parties. However, kofurisode can also be worn alone without hakama. It is known for its elaborate and vibrant designs, and the long sleeves add an elegant and graceful touch to the overall appearance.

What types of kimono can be paired with the hakama?
The upper garment for the hakama can be chosen freely. In addition to komon kimono, it can also be paired with kofurisode or furisode. However, it should be noted that the upper garment for the hakama should not be paired with a yukata, which is typically a casual cotton kimono worn during summer or for relaxation purposes.