#2756 Kurotomesode Remake Dress with Bolero, Size L-LL Equivalent

This is a set consisting of a long dress and bolero, remade from a black formal kimono (Kuro-tomesode).
The dress has cute French sleeves and is designed to be easy to wear, with a front opening.
It has a concealed zipper, so it's not noticeable.
I think it can be worn in all seasons.

The pattern makes you imagine who the noble person is, gently gazing at the elegant garden from inside a palanquin...
It was made from a kimono that was being sewn, but there is a slight linear discoloration on the bodice.
It won't be noticeable when wearing the bolero, and it's also difficult to notice with the dress alone, depending on the body line (please check photos 5 and 6).
The bolero sleeves have slits for a stylish look (please check photo 8).
You will surely attract attention with this outfit.

A friend who has been involved in dressmaking for many years has carefully finished it.
We do not offer discounts, please understand.

[Size] *Please forgive any slight errors*
Equivalent to size 11-13 (Please be sure to check the actual measurements)

The sizes are listed below. Please check them along with the illustrations (images 9 and 10).
● Dress
Length: Approximately 114cm
From neckline to cuff: Approximately 16cm
Bust: Approximately 96cm
Waist: Approximately 83cm
Hips: Approximately 106cm
Hem circumference: Approximately 126cm

● Bolero
Length: Approximately 46.5cm
Shoulder width: Approximately 50cm (The shoulder line is made to be slightly dropped to allow for flexibility in size, and there are darts on the back)
Width: Approximately 50cm
Sleeve width A: Approximately 38cm
Sleeve width B: Approximately 31cm
Cuff: Approximately 25cm
Sleeve length: Approximately 49cm

The mannequin being worn is size 9.
There is no lining, but it is not see-through.
We also have other dresses remade from kimonos ⇒
Because we use the fabric width of the kimono, there may be seams that are different from the usual clothing tailoring.
Please rest assured that it has been carefully tailored by someone with knowledge of dressmaking.

*We try to use kimonos in good condition as much as possible, but there may be some stains, fraying, discoloration, dirt, pinholes, odors, etc.

*Since we are not familiar with the fabric, we will assume the exact material is unknown.

*Please refrain from unauthorized reproduction of product images.

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