Edo Komon (a type of traditional Japanese pattern) - Gray

Kimono and Obi Condition Ranking Chart

🟢 A New/Used Item

• Unworn or tried on only.
• No wear and tear, fabric in perfect condition.
• Vibrant colors that won't fade.
• Perfect stitching and embroidery, no repairs needed.
• No stains or creases.

Recommended uses: gifts, special events, collections.

🔵 B Infrequent use

• Worn a few times, carefully stored.
• From a distance, it looks just like new.
• There will be a natural change in texture (the collar and sleeves will become slightly softer).
• Minor creases and signs of storage are present.
• No noticeable deterioration.
• There may be tiny or inconspicuous blemishes on the inside.

Recommended uses: everyday use, collection, photography.

🟠 C Good condition

• It shows signs of use, but is in good condition overall.
• Slight discoloration and uniform fading are present.
• There may be small stains on the outside.
• There are some frayed edges and repair marks, but it is still perfectly wearable.
• The fabric is still durable and can be worn with confidence.

Recommended uses: everyday wear, remaking, and some photography.

🔴 D: Shows signs of use.

• Shows signs of frequent wear.
• The fading is noticeable.
• The blemishes may be widespread.
• Noticeable repair marks and loose stitching.
• It can be worn if handled carefully.

Recommended use: Limited

📢 Please note: Customs duties and import taxes are the responsibility of the customer! (For shipments outside of Japan)

Depending on your country of residence, customs duties and sales taxes may be incurred upon delivery.

These fees are not included in the product price and must be paid by the customer directly upon delivery.

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Thank you for your understanding. 😊