kimono lining of the same fabric; garment made with same cloth inside and out
A tailoring term for a kimono or garment where the lining is cut from the same fabric as the outer layer, creating a unified look. Primarily used in traditional clothing contexts.
This kimono is made with matching lining, using the same silk for the inside as well.
Standard spelling with okurigana.
Variant spelling without the okurigana て; less common than 無双仕立て.
In tailoring, 無双 denotes construction using the same fabric for both the outer and inner surfaces; 仕立て means “tailoring” or “construction.”