■ Product Details ■ Era: Late Showa to Heisei Material: Cotton A happi coat worn when carrying a mikoshi during festivals. The texture of the fabric, the kanji characters, and the overall design are wonderful and convincing. It's a one-of-a-kind design, so I think it's perfect for remaking. If you're from overseas and love kanji or Japanese culture, why not give it a try? They're becoming less and less common every year, so don't miss out on this opportunity. ■ Size ■ Length (back collar base-hem) about 79cm/31.1inch Chest (underside horizontal line) about 66cm/25.9inch Shoulder width (both shoulders horizontal line) about 66cm/25.9inch Sleeve length (shoulder apex-sleeve end) about 32.5cm/12.7inch Sleeve Width about 28cm/11inch Sleeve Tip Width about 25.5cm/10inch Please acknowledge some errors. ■ Condition ■ There are numbers written in magic marker on the lining and they have stained onto the outer fabric. There is dirt in places. Stitching under the armpit is missing. This is an old item, so if you do not understand this, please refrain from ordering. We have washed it twice. There is a smell peculiar to old items. Even if damage or smell returns due to washing or wearing after ordering, refunds or exchanges will not be given. Please order only if you understand this in advance.