This is a sheer haori (Japanese jacket) with black stripes on a dark brown background with a slightly greenish-yellow hue.

The stripes are about 2mm wide and are spaced about 2.5mm apart. (See photo 11)

This haori is made of a fabric similar to sha (a type of sheer silk), but it is a plain weave fabric with some sheerness, similar to the kimono we listed previously as item 438.

To show the sheerness, we took photos of it hanging on a hanger indoors on a cloudy day. (See photo 12)

While it doesn't have as many gaps as sha fabric, we hope you can wear it not only during the unlined kimono season but also as a summer haori.

How about wearing it for an extended period, from late April to June during the unlined kimono season, then in mid-summer July-August, and again in autumn September, October during the unlined kimono season?

Measurements (in cm):
Haori length (back): 94
Sleeve length (from center back): 65
Sleeve width: 32.5
Sleeve length: 51
Back width: 29.5
Front width: 19

We have shown it worn over the unlined kimono listed previously for photography purposes, but please note that the kimono is solely for demonstrating the haori, and there are some minor sizing discrepancies between the two.

There is a small hole on the right shoulder peak. (See photos 4-7)
There is a mend on the left front panel near the fold. (See photos 4, 8, 9)

We have checked for stains and dirt as thoroughly as possible, but please understand that there may be oversights.

These are images taken with a digital camera. Please be aware that colors may appear differently depending on your monitor.

Photos 10-12 are magnified images taken with a USB microscope.

The haori himo (cord) and white角帯 (kakujiku obi - a type of sash) used in the photos are not included in this listing.