Unused Michiyuki coat, fine stripes, Yuki 70cm (1 shaku 8 sun 5 bu), Length 102cm (2 shaku 7 sun)

I believe the pattern is man-suji (fine stripes).
This is not confirmed.
It has been kept beautifully in a chest of drawers.

My mother tailored it from a bolt of fabric.
Due to her age, she hasn't worn it,
so she decided to part with it.
It comes with basting stitches.

Sleeve length (Yuki)
For those who want a long garment,
I would be happy if you could use it.

It is an unused item with basting threads attached.

It has been stored at home, and as it is inspected by an amateur, there may be oversights.
Please consider it a used item.

[Material] Pure silk. Please see the photos for the size.
There may be errors.

I love dochu-gi (kimono overcoats)
and own several as stylish items. They are convenient for cold weather, etc.

Depending on the color of the kimono you pair it with,
your coordination options will expand.

If you have any questions, please ask before purchasing.

Here is a quote about man-suji:
The five types of Edo Komon are the Edo San-yaku (three Edo types), which are considered the most difficult: Same (sharkskin), Gyo-gi (proper behavior), and Kaku-doshi (perpendicular crossing), with the addition of Man-suji (fine stripes) and Daidaio-arare (large and small hail).
Man-suji are ranked according to the fineness of the stripes. Finer stripes are called Ke-man-suji (hair-fine stripes) or Goku-man-suji (extremely fine stripes).
Depending on the number of crests and the obi worn with it, it can be used widely from casual to semi-formal occasions.