A hakama ko furisode kimono (called a shita kimono, also called called hakama-ue in Japanese, meaning above hakama)
This kimonos is short because it is designed to be worn with hakama on top but, as you can see, is gorgeous on its own
It has lovely, deep ko furisode style sleeves (more information below about furisode sleeves.
Here it is just displayed casually, in a contemporary way, with a simple sash belt, belt not included, for display only
This can be worn as a kimono, a robe, a wrap dress or a coat
Fully lined
Hand washable. Wash by hand but you can spin excess water out in a washing machine but  put it in a white pillowcase before putting in the machine, to ensure sleeves don't rip off in the machine. I use a bag clip to keep the pillowcase closed while in the washing machine. I have washed similar kimonos by machine in a pillowcase too but I will let you decide if you want to do a cool machine wash or a hand wash. I recommend hand washing and machine spinning to remove excess water before hanging to dry
Made and bought in Japan
Type: A ko-furisode kimono. Furisode means swinging sleeves, which, on furisode kimonos, are incredibly deep sleeves, and ko means small, so a ko-furisode is a furisode kimono with the shortest of the three lengths furisode sleeves come in, but they are still extremely deep and much deeper than a standard kimono's sleeves. They are usually hired nowadays as they are too expensive to own just for special occasions but even hiring one is incredibly expensive
 
Condition: 
Excellent
 
Measurements:
Sleeve end to sleeve end 132cm
Sleeve seam to sleeve seam 64cm
Sleeve depth 74cm
Length 113cm