A men's cotton nagagi (long kimono) from the early Showa period, hand-stitched for everyday wear. The outer fabric features a subtle, dignified cotton stripe long associated with Japanese menswear, while the lining is a deep, calm solid blue, giving each side its own distinct character.
Although not tailored as reversible, both faces stand complete on their own, offering a sharp striped look or a minimal solid look depending on the day. It works well styled into contemporary outfits or repurposed as material for remake and handmade projects.
Material: Cotton
Period: Early Showa
Length (nape to hem): approx. 124 cm
Chest (straight across under arms): approx. 60.5 cm
Shoulder width: approx. 65 cm
Sleeve length (shoulder top to cuff): approx. 33 cm
Sleeve width: approx. 47.5 cm
Cuff width: approx. 26 cm
Condition: The stitching under the arms is loose. There is some color fading in places. The item has been washed twice; an odor characteristic of old textiles remains. Please refer to the photos for the item's current appearance and condition.
