Elibelle Japanese casual kimono traditional easy wearing cotton yukata robe for Men with belt and tabi socks

Robe and tabi socks came and I found I loved the socks as in summer I wear flipflops for slippers. I'd never tried them before and it was nice to include them. Robe is as described, pattern similar to one I bought in a Japan hotel forty years ago. I immediately washed it, as I do with all cottons. Lining is scratchy. I'm hoping it softens up. For now, I wear it over night wear.

great value and very confortable

Over the years, I have had 3 or 4 yukatas. This is the best one yet. It has two layers of cloth, and fits comfortably. It shrinks quite a bit the first time it's washed, but the sizing is still as expected.

I bought a medium women's version for myself, at 5'5" and 125 lbs, and a men's large for my fella, he's 6'3" and 185lbs. They fit both of us well. Mine is roomy with plenty of overlap, and his has just enough overlap. Mine comes to lower mid-shin, his is a bit longer on him. The cotton fabric is sturdy and not very soft, but I find it comfortable. As other reviewers have noted, it's lined with a lightweight white gauzy cotton. I machine washed them and hung to dry reshaped on hangers, and they came out very nice. I think these are a steal for the price.

Looking for an alternative to traditional Western pajamas -- try a yukata! Slept in one at many onsen in Japan and enjoyed. Now I have several of my own back home in Pennsylvania USA. Love it!UPDATE: I've used these (I purchased two of different patterns) for several weeks now. I love the fabric, the fit, and the comfort of a fully lined garment. However a huge issue with these is that they must be ironed if you want the yukata to look half-way decent. The crux of that issue is that with the combination of fabric and lining, ironing these is a chore best left to professionals with these yukatas! The iron must be hot, and you must use steam in order to get out the crinkly-look out of the dryer. In addition, the belt is even worse to iron than the yukata itself. The belt, while wearing it, simply turns into a thick, cotton rope -- not maintaining its flat appearance after you use it once. Tying it in a bow when security the yukata causes the lined fabric to bunch-up and tends to stay that way after a few days usage. Washing the belt simply makes matters worse. Trying to iron that thing is a fools venture -- I apparently can't get the iron hot enough to flatten it. [sigh!] Changing my rating to only two stars -- best features comfortable (but wrinkly) fabric, and the fit is perfect.

Reminds me more and more of Japan every day. I love this yukata, especially in the evening and after the hot tub! I also liked th stuff cotton it arrived as, getting softer and softer with each wash...just like my granny's linens...and just like in Japan.I got the S--5'3, 125, perfect fit

I really like it. I gave it four stars because of the chemical smell that came with it. The smell was gone after washing and letting it air out over night. I ordered large but would would have liked it if it was available in XL. Comes with a belt.

The sleeves were short. My son is short so the length was good. But the sleeves are short. Like the cotton feel and look. Haven't washed it yet so we'll see if it holds up. Good value for the money.

Well finished, but remember when ordered that it is made for small Japanese so order larger,even +larger+Must be washed before using, it is full of starch for dispatch