Authentic Japanese Vintage Yukata 2pc set "Yukata" and "Hanhaba Obi"
A yukata is a type of kimono worn over bare skin (or underwear). Many yukata for women have gorgeous patterns and colors, and are worn mainly for summer events such as fireworks displays, fairs, and Bon dances. They are also good for restaurants, amusement parks, and sports games.
The white flower pattern on a black background is very elegant and can be worn as a summer kimono with Jyuban.
The obi is a Han-haba Obi (half-width obi) and goes well with yukata as well as kimono. The calm pink color goes well with any kimonos or yukatas. The obi is not made of washable material.
Please note that:
• colors may vary in different types of lighting and with different monitor settings
★ Condition
• Yukata : Vintage, Obi: New
• Made in Japan
★ Size and Material
* Kimono Size and Material
• Size: M
• Kimono Length (Mitake) 160 cm / 63 in
• Sleeve Length (Sodetake) 48 cm / 18.9 in
• Yuki (Shoulder and Arm length): 66 cm / 26 in
• Material: Cotton (washable)
• Style: Yukata
*Obi Size and Material ★
• Length: 4m / 157 in
• Width: 17cm / 6.7 in
• Material: Polyester
★ Note
• Yukata and obi can be sold separately. (Send us a message)
★ How to Wash Washable Kimono or Yukata
(1) Fold the kimono and wash it in a large laundry net.
(2) Add "an appropriate amount of detergent for fashionable clothes"
(3) Wash in "hand wash mode" or "delicate". (don't use the dryer)
(4) Hang dry in indoor or in a place out of direct sunlight. (Take it out of the washing machine immediately after washing)
(5) Iron the kimono as needed. (Always use a cloth like a handkerchief over it. when you iron kimono)
(6) When it is thoroughly dry, fold it and store it.
★ Tips
• Kimono Seasonal Style: Yukata
• Kimono Wearing Season: June to end of September (May to October in warmer areas)
• Kimono Wearing occasions: Fireworks displays, fairs, and Bon dances, events (movies, concerts, festivals...), cafes, dining, shopping, traveling and enjoy in daily life.
• Care: After taking off your Yukata, Obi, Himo strings leave them on a kimono hanger for a day.
