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The product color in the images varies depending on the shooting environment.
Please check the image of the product for the actual color.
What is "Karikoromo" Shirt Dress...
While "Kimono" means traditional Japanese clothes, "Karikoromo" means clothes that are similar to Kimono, not a genuine one but easy to be fitted.
What is "Uramasari" patterned lining...
"Uramasari" refers to a way to enjoy fashion by having a gorgeous lining in contrast to the restrained outer fabric. This term originated in the Edo period, when luxury was forbidden for the general public.
・Made from a wool twill knit fabric, dyed using Kyoto Stencil Yuzen Dyeing.
・Characterized by its naginata sleeves.
・Includes a detachable matching fabric tie and loops for threading the tie.
・Two pockets (left and right sides)
・Uses buttons that are made of natural shells.
・The second button uses a button with logo of SOU・SOU.
※Pattern placement of this textile design product differs from one another due to the manufacturing process. Customers cannot specify the print.
※There may be a unique smell of dyes at the beginning, but it has no harmful effect on human body. After hanging it up for a while, the smell will gradually disappear.
※If the pigment-based dyed parts are left together for a long time, they may stick to each other.
※Products with the same color name may vary slightly in color due to different materials.
・Please be sure to put it in the laundry net, and use handwash mode of the washing machine.
・Dry promptly to avoid color migration.
・Do not wash with white or light color clothes.
・Color may transfer during use or due to friction.
・Due to the nature of the fabric, it has a certain degree of elasticity. Please adjust the garment to its original shape immediately after washing without stretching the sewn part excessively.
・Iron with a pressing cloth.
・Do not scrub or rub the dyed part strongly.
・Avoid tumble dry.
