Furoshiki Good Luck Daruma Doll with Mt. Fuji

"Furoshiki Handkerchief" was originally used to wrap and transport gifts in Japan. 
Today, Furoshiki has various usages such as fabric bags and room decoration. 
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Design - Good Luck Daruma Doll
Made - Cotton 100%
Size - 50cm x 50cm
Product # -10146094088385

SKU: 10146094088385

Yukata, Jinbei, Samue size chart for men, women, and kids.

* Below is information about NEW kimono sizing.

Men's USED/VINTAGE Kimono Size >>>>> Check (bottom of the page)

Women's USED/VINTAGE Kimono Size >>>>> Check (bottom of the page)

Women's Yukata Size (One-piece Summer Kimono)

* Below is the standard sizing chart

• Yuki length is from the center of the back of your neck to your wrist through the shoulder with the arms extended at an angle of 45 degrees.
• 150-160cm=4'11" - 5'3", 155cm-170cm=5'1"-5'7", 165-175cm=5'5"-5'9", 155-170cm=5'1"-5'7"
• 90cm=35", 100cm=39", 110cm=44", 130cm=51"

Men's Samue Size (2-piece Long sleeve Kimono)

* Below is the standard sizing chart

• 155-165cm=5'1"-5'5", 165-175cm=5'5"-5'9", 175-185cm=5'9"-6'1", 180-190cm=5'10"-6'3"
• 68-76cm=26-33", 76-84cm=30-33", 84-94cm=33-37", 94-104cm=37-41", 98-108cm=38-43", 104-114cm=41"-45"

Kids' Jinbei Size (2-piece Summer Kimono)

* Below is the standard sizing chart

• 70cm=28", 80cm=32", 90cm=36", 100cm=39", 110cm=43", 120cm=47", 130cm=51", 140cm=55", 150cm=59"
• 38cm=15", 41cm=16", 46cm=18", 49cm=19", 52cm=20", 55cm=21", 59cm=23", 62cm=24", 66cm=26"

Girl's Yukata Size (1-piece Summer Kimono)

* Below is the standard sizing chart

• Girl's Yukata shoulder is adjusted and stitched. The sleeve length listed above is without the raised shoulders.
• Yuki length is from the center of the back of your neck to your wrist though the shoulder with the arm extended at an angle of 45 degrees.
• 90cm=36", 100cm=39", 110cm=43", 120cm=47", 130cm=51", 140cm=55"

How to take care your Kimono

Yukata

• Most of the Yukata are made with cotton. Some are linen or polyester.
• When the garment is still new, the color might bleed due to rubbing or sweating.
• Because of the garment starch, some jinbei may have a stiff texture however, in general, this would go away as you wash the garment. We would recommend to wash teh garment before the first wear.
• Do not wash with other clothes when you wash your yukata for the first time.
• Hand wash and flat dry is generally recommended. However,  if your yukata is cotton or polyester, washing machine and tumble dry should be ok as well.
• If your garment is linen, we would recommend hand wash and flat fry.
• Dry cleaning and Iron heat are ok.

Jinbei / Samue

• Most of Jinbei and Samue are made with cotton. Some are mixed with linen and polyester.
• When the garment is still new, the color might bleed due to rubbing or sweating.
• Because of the garment starch, some jinbei may have a stiff texture however, in general, this would go away as you wash the garment. We would recommend to wash teh garment before the first wear.
• Do not wash with other clothes when you wash your jinbei / samue for the first time.
• Hand wash and flat dry is generally recommended. However,  if your yukata is cotton or polyester, washing machine and tumble dry should be ok as well.
• If your garment is linen, we would recommend hand wash and flat fry.
• Dry cleaning and Iron heat are ok.

USED / VINTAGE KIMONO

Silk

• If you have a professional kimono cleaner, please take the garment to a professional cleaning company. 
• If a professional cleaning service is not available, Dry cleaning is recommended. (Quality of the cleaning and the outcome depends on the professionals) 
• Never wash the silk kimono by yourself. Silk fabric may shrink when immersed in the water. 
• Try to keep the garment in a dry area with no direct sunlight to avoid any fabric damage and discoloration. 
• Please hand your garment and air dry at least once a year to preserve the fabric quality.
  

Mix Fiber

• Some mixed fiber kimono may contain silk. To be safe, we would recommend following the silk kimono care instruction.

Wool

• In general, professional cleaning is recommended (such as dry cleaning) however,  if the garment is 100% wool, you can hand wash the garment at home as well.
• Dry flat
• Never leave the Kimono wet for a long time
• Please hand your garment and air dry at least once a year to preserve the fabric quality.

Linen

• In general, professional cleaning is recommended however, you can hand wash the garment at home as well.
• Dry flat
• Never leave the Kimono wet for a long time
• Please hand your garment and air dry at least once a year to preserve the fabric quality.

Cotton

• If the kimono is cotton 100%, it is totally washable at home.
• In general, hand wash and flat dry is recommended however, you can use the washing machine and the dryer.

Polyester / Synthetic fiber

• If the kimono is 100% synthetic fiber such as polyester, it is totally washable at home.
• Flat dry recommended

NOTE:

• If the kimono has embroidery, professional care will be needed! Embroidery threads could shrink upon washing with water.
  

• For all types of kimono, hand them in the dry place (under the shade) at least once or twice a year. This will reduce the moist level from the garment and prevent it from damages and discoloration.